California is the only state in which candidates for public office list their occupations on the ballot. According to this story, five California state legislators who are running for re-election this year chose an occupation (for listing on the ballot) … Continue reading
South Carolina holds its Democratic and Republican primaries (for office other than President) on June 12. On April 20, the Chief Justice of the South Carolina Supreme Court ordered to State Election Commission not to mail any absentee ballots until … Continue reading
On April 20, the Peace & Freedom Party filed this 6-page reply brief in Peace & Freedom Party v Bowen, eastern district, the lawsuit over whether Peta Lindsay should be on the party’s presidential primary ballot. Even if you don’t … Continue reading
The California Secretary of State has released a voter registration tally, showing totals for each party as of April 6, 2012. Compared to the last tally (the January 3, 2012 tally), the only parties that increased their registration are the … Continue reading
The Martinsville, Virginia Bulletin has this story about the ongoing Constitution Party presidential convention in Nashville. The story focuses on former Congressman Virgil Goode, because Goode in the recent past represented Martinsville, although the city was on the border of … Continue reading
