The office of the New York State Board of Elections has closed for the week, and the election returns for the 22nd U.S. House seat are still not posted to the Board’s website, even though employees of the board had … Continue reading
Richard Winger
On February 12, the Federal Election Commission filed this brief with the U.S. Supreme Court in Level the Playing Field v FEC, 20-649. This is the lawsuit over who can be included in general election presidential debates. … Continue reading
On February 8, dozens of major party candidates for New York local office filed a lawsuit in State Supreme Court, to seek relief from collecting signatures to get on the primary ballots this year. Here is the Complaint. Williams v … Continue reading
On February 11, the New Hampshire Senate defeated SB 80, which would have set up an independent redistricting committee to draw U.S. House, legislative, and other districts. All Republicans voted against the bill and all Democrats voted for it. The … Continue reading
Approximately 120 Republicans recently held a zoom call to discuss forming a new party, which might be called the Integrity Party. Some of the participants are former members of Congress and former high-ranking federal executives. See this story. Thanks to … Continue reading