On Thursday, March 18, a Superior Court in San Mateo County, California, will hear Ni v Slocum. This is a case over whether a voter may sign a petition electronically. The plaintiff, Michael Ni, signed a statewide initiative petition in … Continue reading
New Mexico has a unique election law, 1-1-20. It is “Major Fractions. In any place in the Election Code requiring counting or computing of numbers, any fraction or decimal greater than one-half of a whole number shall be counted as … Continue reading
On March 17, Illinois Governor Pat Quinn signed SB 355, to move the primary from February to March. The legislature had passed the bill on March 11. … Continue reading
The February 2010 Illinois primary produced a Democratic Party winner for Lieutenant Governor, but he resigned a few days after the primary. State law gives the party the ability to choose a replacement nominee. This interesting Illinois newspaper story says … Continue reading
The American Independent Party will have primary contests on June 8, 2010, between candidates who do not want the AIP to be allied with the national Constitution Party, and candidates who are loyal to the national Constitution Party. The statewide … Continue reading
