On July 19, the Ohio Supreme Court struck down the state’s U.S. House district boundaries as an unconstitutional partisan gerrymander, based on the State Constitution. But the decision does not take effect until after the 2022 election. Neiman v LaRose, … Continue reading
According to this National Public Radio story, the Missouri initiative for a top-four system failed to obtain enough signatures. Backers say they will try again. Thanks to Fairvote for the link. … Continue reading
UPDATE made on Tuesday, July 19: it turns out the original post below was not completely accurate. The challenge to the Libertarian Party nominee for Secretary of State is a challenge to the statewide petition. However, even if the petition … Continue reading
This newspaper story from Georgia says that the Libertarian candidate for U.S. House failed to get enough signatures to get on the ballot. It even quotes someone in the Secretary of State’s office who says that “it had never been … Continue reading
The Carolina Journal, which is non-partisan and highly respected, has this article about reasons to believe that North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper’s office worked in tandem with the National Democratic Party Senate Campaign Committee to keep the Green Party off … Continue reading
