According to this story, Chris McDaniel, who lost the Mississippi Republican run-off for U.S. Senate last month, has asked the Mississippi Supreme Court to order certain county election officials to provide all records from that primary. McDaniel believes that the … Continue reading
This story says the Florida legislature says it won’t appeal last week’s decision, invalidating some U.S. House boundaries. But the legislature wants the state court that issued the ruling to say that the old invalid districts should be used for … Continue reading
On July 13, Gravis Marketing released a poll for the Arkansas U.S. Senate, gubernatorial, and Attorney General races. Here are the results. The poll appears to have asked respondents about the Libertarian nominees but not the Green Party nominees. Among … Continue reading
On July 7, U.S. District Court judge Wilma Lewis, an Obama appointee, issued an opinion in Coffelt v Fawkes, civil-2014-025. The 41-page decision determines that in the U.S. Virgin Islands, registered party members are not permitted to be independent candidates. … Continue reading
On July 14, a 3-judge U.S. District Court in San Antonio began the trial in the case in which the U.S. Justice Department says that the last Texas redistricting plan violates the Voting Rights Act and the Fourteenth Amendment. See … Continue reading
