On June 6, U.S. District Court Judge Stefan Underhill, a Clinton appointee, held a hearing in Green Party of Connecticut v Garfield, 3:06cv-1030. The judge seemed to give no indication of his thoughts, but he did indicate he would probably … Continue reading
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On June 4, the North Carolina Senate Committee on Government & Election Reform passed HB 91, which lets people register to vote as late as 3 days before an election. The full House will probably vote on it late on … Continue reading
On June 6, the California Assembly passed AB 1294, the bill to let all counties and cities use Instant-Runoff Voting for elections for their own officers. Under current law, only charter cities and counties are free to make that decision. … Continue reading
On June 1, Rasmussen Polls released a poll concering Michael Bloomberg as a potential independent presidential candidate. The results: 7% are very likely to vote for him; 20% are somewhat likely to vote for him; 12% would consider voting for … Continue reading
A television station in Oklahoma City, FOX 25, has a daily poll on its web page. The poll for June 6 is “Do you think all political parties should be able to get on Oklahoma’s ballot?” When anyone votes, the … Continue reading