LEAST VOTER CHOICE FOR U.S. HOUSE SINCE 1990 AND LEAST CHOICE FOR LEGISLATIVE RACES SINCE AT LEAST 1986 At the November 5, 2024 election, voters nationwide will see fewer candidates for U.S. House on their ballots than at any time … Continue reading
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The New Jersey Superior Court, Appellate Division, will hear In re Tom Malinowski on Tuesday, December 10, in Trenton. The case had been filed in 2023, had been transferred to the Appellate Division, and had been dormant ever since. The … Continue reading
The Georgia Secretary of State has released write-in totals for the declared write-in candidates. See them here. For president, the only candidates who had write-in status, and who were on the ballot in at least one state, were Peter Sonski … Continue reading
On November 26, a Nebraska state trial court ruled that two initiatives concerning medical marijuana had enough valid signatures. Kuehn v Evnen, CI24-3244. Here is the 54-page decision. The two measures had both been on the ballot earlier this month, … Continue reading
Politico has this story about U.S. House races in which a minor party or independent candidate polled more votes than the margin between the two major party nominees. … Continue reading