Steve Rankin’s Free Citizen blog has this news about the intention of the South Carolina Republican Party to file a lawsuit, arguing that the U.S. Constitution protects its desire to obtain a government-provided primary that is only open to Republicans. … Continue reading
Independent Political Report links to this Rasmussen Poll, which asks voters which party they would support for Congress in 2010 if their choices were limited to the Democratic Party nominee, the Republican Party nominee, and the nominee of a party … Continue reading
On December 7, the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear Christian Legal Society Chapter of University of California, Hastings College of the Law v Newton, 08-1371. This is not an election law case. But it is a freedom of association … Continue reading
The New York city Board of Elections recently issued the official tally of election returns for Mayor and other city offices, from the November 3, 2009 election. See this link. It shows the vote for Mayor by Borough. Scroll down … Continue reading
Georgia is holding a special election on January 5, 2010, to fill the vacant State Senate seat, 22nd district. Because it is a special election, all candidates may qualify without a petition, and parties don’t have nominees. However, the party … Continue reading
