U.S. District Court Judge Christopher Cooper, in the District of Columbia, has consolidated Rufer v Federal Election Commission and Republican National Committee v Federal Election Commission. The Rufer case, filed on May 21, and the Republican case, filed on May … Continue reading
According to this Los Angeles Times story, the Iowa Democratic Party is likely to revise rules for the presidential caucus, so that voters who can’t attend in person may still participate. The Iowa major party presidential caucuses have been criticized … Continue reading
On July 1, at 11:13 a.m., the California Secretary of State posted election returns from the June 3 primary, including the State Controller race. Here are the results. One Democrat, Betty Yee, defeated another Democrat for second place by only … Continue reading
On July 1, some Mississippi voters who support Chris McDaniel for the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate filed a federal lawsuit, to help them obtain evidence that the June 24 run-off results should be overturned. True the Vote v Hosemann … Continue reading
On July 1, the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear Reed v Town of Gilbert, 13-502. The issue is whether the First Amendment allows local governments to put size and time limits on certain kinds of signs, and vastly more … Continue reading
