On March 21, Daily Kos published this fairly lengthy blog post about the Working Families Party of New York. Also on March 21, the New York Working Families Party put out a statement on the congressional vote on health care. … Continue reading
According to this article, the Colorado Libertarian Party state convention of March 20 was fairly closely divided between two candidates for the party’s nomination for the U.S. Senate. So, under a 2007 election law, there will be a primary for … Continue reading
In January 2010, the Arkansas Supreme Court removed Little Rock Circuit Judge Willard Proctor from office. The Arkansas Supreme Court found that Judge Proctor had a conflict of interest, because he ran a nonprofit corporation, Cycle Breakers, to reform people … Continue reading
On March 19, Florida filed this brief with the U.S. Supreme Court in Citizens for Police Accountability v Browning, 09-861. This is the case on whether Florida is violating the U.S. Constitution by letting exit pollsters work within 25 feet … Continue reading
The Constitution Party is currently petitioning to place one U.S. House candidate on the West Virginia ballot. He is Phil Hudok, running in the 2nd district. His web page, http://www.hudok.com, is here. His web page has a blank petition form. … Continue reading
