On May 4, the Iowa legislature passed HF 716, will requires all votes cast in presidential caucuses to be in-person. Caucuses are run by parties, not the government. Assuming Governor Kim Reynolds signs the bill, Iowa Democrats plan to ignore … Continue reading
Richard Winger
According to this article, New Hampshire Secretary of State David Scanlan says New Hampshire might hold its presidential primary at the end of 2023, instead of in 2024, if necessary to make the state’s primary the first one. New Hampshire … Continue reading
On May 16, Colorado Springs elected a new Mayor. The election is non-partisan and no incumbent was running. Yemi Mobolade, a registered independent, won the election, defeating former Colorado Secretary of State Wayne Williams. Colorado Springs has been electing its … Continue reading
On May 15, the National Election Committee of Cambodia dusqualified the leading opposition party from the ballot in the upcoming national election. It said the Candlelight Party had not submitted original copies of its paperwork. The Candlelight Party says it … Continue reading
Last year, the voters of Oregon passed a ballot measure, providing that if a state legislators misses as many as ten sessions of a legislative session, that legislator is barred from running for re-election. Three Oregon State Senators have now … Continue reading