On June 17, this story appeared in the Minnesota Post. It discusses the possibility that Jesse Ventura will be the U.S. Senate candidate for the Independence Party. There is no real new news in this story, but it shows the … Continue reading
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This British newspaper article features a British Professor of Systems Analysis and Applied Mathematics, Dr. Alex Belenky. Belenky has been studying the U.S. electoral college, and concludes that in the post World War II era, a presidential candidate could have … Continue reading
In 2006, the Alaskan Independence Party filed a lawsuit in federal court, to force the state to recognize this party Bylaw: “In any election for public office where the Alaskan Independence Party is authorized by law to nominate a candidate, … Continue reading
According to the website of the Boston Tea Party, the presidential candidate this year will be Charles Jay, and the vice-presidential candidate will be Thomas L. Knapp. The choice was made on the internet. 37 voters participated. The vote for … Continue reading
On June 16, South Carolina finished its recount of the Demcratic U.S. Senate race. Bob Conley received 74,185 votes; Michael Cone received 73,127. This is disappointing for the Working Families Party, since it had already nominated Cone. Under section 7-11-10, … Continue reading