On December 12, three U.S. Senators introduced SJRes 121, a proposed constitutional amendment to abolish the electoral college. One of the sponsors, U.S. Senator Dick Durbin (D-Il.) is chair of the Judiciary Committee, although he won’t be chair in the … Continue reading
Kansas is a laggard relative to releasing November 2024 election returns. Kansas has a declared write-in filing procedure, but still won’t release the state write-in totals. The Secretary of State’s office did tell the Green Party state chair that Jill … Continue reading
Last month, Claudia De la Cruz qualified to have her votes officially tallied in 36 states. She was the presidential nominee of the Party for Socialism and Liberation.This is the highest number of states that have tallied votes for the … Continue reading
Last month, the Working Families Party nominee for Oregon Treasurer polled 7.32%, against a Republican and a Democrat. This is the highest percentage a Working Families Party nominee for statewide office has ever received, excluding races with only one major … Continue reading
Last month, Chad Williams, the Libertarian nominee for Corporation Commission, received 7.43% of the vote in a race against the Republican and Democratic nominees. His vote total was 114,257. It is common for minor party candidates for offices like that … Continue reading
