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U.S. Newspapers Appear Not to Report 7-Party British Debate

Posted on April 3, 2015 by Richard WingerApril 3, 2015
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Although British press coverage of the 7-party debate on April 2 has been extensive, no U.S. news outlet seems to have covered the event. If anyone finds a link to a U.S. newspaper that does mention the debate, please comment. … Continue reading →

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Ninth Circuit Upholds California Law Requiring Proponent of a Local Initiative to be Named on the Petition

Posted on April 3, 2015 by Richard WingerApril 3, 2015
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On April 3, the Ninth Circuit upheld a California law that says local initiative sponsors must have their name on the initiative petition. The April 3 decision is from an en banc panel. The original 3-judge panel last year had … Continue reading →

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Maine Bill to Let Independent Voters Vote in a Partisan Primary

Posted on April 3, 2015 by Richard WingerApril 3, 2015
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On March 5, Maine State Senator Roger Katz (R-Augusta) introduced LD 744, to let independent voters vote in any party’s primary ballot. The bill has nine co-sponsors and is pending in the Joint Committee on Veterans and Legal Affairs. Here … Continue reading →

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Philadelphia Democratic Incumbent Removed from Primary Ballot for Being Four Signatures Short

Posted on April 3, 2015 by Richard WingerApril 3, 2015
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Many Pennsylvania localities, including Philadelphia, hold partisan primaries for local office on May 19. Stephanie Singer, an elected official who wants to run for re-election, has been removed from the Democratic primary ballot because she needs 1,000 valid signatures and … Continue reading →

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Arizona Public Financing Program Survives, and Legislature Adjourns

Posted on April 3, 2015 by Richard WingerApril 3, 2015
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Early in morning of April 3, during the last few hours of the 2015 Arizona legislative session, the State Senate again defeated SCR 1001, the bill to ask voters in November 2016 if they wish to end the campaign funding … Continue reading →

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