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Michigan Presidential Primary Bills Advance

Posted on July 18, 2007 by Richard WingerJuly 18, 2007
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On July 18, the Michigan Senate Campaigns & Elections Committee passed both SB624 and SB625. They both set up presidential primaries in which voters would need to request a primary ballot, and each party would receive a list of voters … Continue reading →

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Woodbury County, Iowa, Will Hold Presidential Primary in August 2007

Posted on July 18, 2007 by Richard WingerJuly 18, 2007
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Woodbury County (Iowa) Auditor Pat Gill says that the county will hold a presidential primary at the county fair, August 1-5, 2007. Mr. Gill is not available for questions on July 18. The obvious question for him (which no one … Continue reading →

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Aspen, Colorado Voters to Decide Whether to Use IRV

Posted on July 18, 2007 by Richard WingerJuly 18, 2007
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On July 17, the city council of Aspen, Colorado, voted to let voters decide this November if they wish to use Instant-Runoff Voting for city council elections.

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Nader Arizona Case Likely to be Argued in 9th Circuit in October

Posted on July 18, 2007 by Richard WingerJuly 18, 2007
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The 9th circuit is likely to hear Nader v Brewer in October 2007. This is the case over whether Arizona’s early June petition deadline is too early for independent presidential candidates, and whether it is unconstitutional for a state to … Continue reading →

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Georgia Special Congressional Run-Off

Posted on July 18, 2007 by Richard WingerJuly 18, 2007
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On July 17, Georgia held a special run-off congressional election to fill the vacancy in the 10th district. Because Georgia uses the “top-two” system for special elections, and because two Republicans placed first and second last month in the first … Continue reading →

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