Political Scientist Hans Noel has this commentary in the Washington Post, about U.S. political parties, ideology, and polarization. The thesis is that the U.S. has long been divided by ideology. If parties didn’t seem polarized in the past, that is … Continue reading
National Review has this article about the Working Families Party, with an emphasis on how influential it is in New York. … Continue reading
The Pennsylvania Department of State web page now has this device to enable potential candidates to print their petition forms. Thanks to Larry Otter for the link. … Continue reading
According to this story, it is expected that Abel Maldonado will not run for Governor of California this year. … Continue reading
On January 15, St. Pete Polls published these results for the upcoming Florida special U.S. House election: Republican David Jolly 46.9%; Democrat Alex Sink 42.8%; Libertarian Lucas Overby 4.4%; undecided 5.9%. The election, for the 13th district centered on St. … Continue reading
