On November 19, the National Popular Vote bill in New Jersey passed all Assembly committees, and is on second reading in the Assembly. The bill is A4225. An identical bill, S2695, had already passed the Senate Government Committee on June … Continue reading
On December 4, the Federal Election Commission issued a press release saying that Joe Biden has become the fifth presidential candidate to be ruled eligible for primary season matching funds. The same press release also says there isn’t enough money … Continue reading
On December 3, Illinois called a special election in the 14th Congressional district. All petitions are due on December 17. The primary for the Democratic, Republican and Green Parties will be February 5. The general election is on March 8, … Continue reading
Illinois HB 1685 (the National Popular Vote bill) has been given another extension. It now could conceivably pass if action is taken before January 10, 2008. Action could happen if the Governor calls the legislature back into session this month. … Continue reading
It is possible, but unlikely, that the U.S. Supreme Court will issue an opinion in either or both of its election law cases on December 10, 2007. The two cases are from New York and Washington state. The Court issued … Continue reading
