The July 14 issue of Campaigns & Elections has this story about the Commisison on Presidential Debates, which includes some criticism of the Commission for being too opaque. The story is centered around the Barr campaign’s strategy for being included … Continue reading
Richard Winger
This article, published in Fox News in Georgia, features the account of an elderly couple who recently lost their government Photo-ID in a house fire, and therefore won’t be able to vote in the July 15 primary. The July 15 … Continue reading
The Boston Globe of July 14 has this op-ed by Political Science Professor David Lewis Schaefer, of the College of the Holy Cross. The op-ed opposes the National Popular Vote Plan, which will probably receive a vote in the Massachusetts … Continue reading
On June 14, a Maine Superior Court ruled that independent U.S. Senate candidate Herbert Hoffman should remain on the ballot. Knutson v Department of the Secretary of State, AP-08-49. The Secretary of State had ruled that Hoffman’s petition has 4,038 … Continue reading
According to this story in the Daily News of July 13, New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg donated $150,000 to the Independence Party, two months ago. The money was a “thank you” for all the work the party did to … Continue reading