On May 8, the Ninth Circuit ruled that a resident of Guam is entitled to get a ruling on whether a particular Guam election law is unconstitutional. Guam law says residents who are descended from someone who was living in … Continue reading
Richard Winger
California Assemblymember Frank Bigelow has decided not to advance his AB 372 this calendar year. This is the bill that says write-in candidates for Congress and partisan state office who place second in the June primary (and thereby have a … Continue reading
On May 7, the Libertarian Party and the Green Party of Arizona asked the Ninth Circuit to reconsider the April 2015 decision in Arizona Libertarian Party v Bennett, 13-16254. The issue is the voter registration form, which gives the two … Continue reading
On May 7, the California Republican Party notified a U.S. District Court that its trademark infringement lawsuit has been settled. The Asian American Small Business PAC had put the well-known stylized elephant logo on some campaign literature. Although the campaign … Continue reading
The British election returns for the May 7 House of Commons election show these results: Conservatives won 50.8% of the seats with 37% of the popular vote. Labour won 35.6% of the seats with 31% of the popular vote. Scottish … Continue reading