On November 7, two Working Families Party nominees were elected to at-large spots on the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania city council. The election is partisan, and uses limited voting. Seven at-large seats are up but no party is permitted to run more … Continue reading
On November 6, the plaintiffs in Frank v Lee, 21-8058, filed this request for reconsideration en banc in the Tenth Circuit. This is the case over the Wyoming law that does not permit political activity within 300 feet of the … Continue reading
On November 6, some Oregon Republican legislators filed a federal lawsuit, in order to win their right to run for re-election. They are currently barred from running for re-election because they boycotted too many sessions of the legislature. Under a … Continue reading
Virginia elected all its legislators on November 7, 2023. Democrats kept majority control of the Senate and took control of the House. This might make it possible for a bill to pass next year, easing the strict definition of a … Continue reading
On November 7, Ohio voted on two high-profile initiatives. Measure One concerns abortion and Measure Two concerns marijuana. Both are passing with 56%. But in August 2023, Ohio voters voted on an idea put on the ballot by the legislature, … Continue reading
