On January 13, Taiwan held a presidential election. See the wikipedia article, which shows that three candidates were on the ballot and the winner, Lai Ching-te, won with 40%. One of his opponents received 33% and one received 26%. There … Continue reading
On January 2, an individual broke into the Colorado state courts building, which houses the Colorado Supreme Court. He did $35,000,000 worth of damage. See this story. The story quotes the Chief Justice as saying he doubts the attack is … Continue reading
On January 9, the Russian elections office put Nikolai Kharitonov on the ballot as the Communist candidate for president. See this story. This means there will be four candidates on the ballot. … Continue reading
On December 12, U.S. District Court Judge Allen Winsor, a Trump appointee, refused to disturb the decision of the Florida Democratic Party that only President Joe Biden may run in the party’s presidential primary. Steinberg v Democratic Party of Florida. … Continue reading
On January 12, the Arizona Secretary of State corrected misinformation that had been appearing on his website. The website had been saying that an independent candidate needs a petition of 3% of the number of registered voters as of January … Continue reading
