On February 26, eight former high-ranking U.S. Department of Justice officials filed this amicus curiae brief in Pitts v U.S., n.d. of Georgia, 1:26cv-809. This is the lawsuit over the validity of the FBI raid that seized Fulton County, Georgia … Continue reading
On February 26, PPIC released a California gubernatorial poll, listing more candidates than most polls. It listed Butch Ware, the Green Party candidate, and found him at 2%. The poll also differs from other polls by showing that only 10% … Continue reading
On February 25, the Ohio House passed SB 63, which stops local governments from using Ranked Choice Voting for elections for their own officers. Technically the bill doesn’t outlaw RCV; it just says that any local government that uses it … Continue reading
The Federal Election Commission routinely issues charts showing the dates of congressional primaries, and the filing deadlines for congressional candidates. Here is the latest version, issued February 25. … Continue reading
The Nevada Secretary of State recently agreed to tally the number of registered voters in unqualified parties that have filed paperwork with their bylaws and officers. Never before had Nevada kept a tally of a party that had never qualified … Continue reading
