According to Everett DePangher of ASP, major items on the agenda include a decision on whether to change the presidential nomination from a membership popular vote to a delegate vote at a national convention, the possibility of switching to a … Continue reading
Here is the story, hot off of Oklahoma Watch. Thanks to Chris Powell for keeping us in the know! … Continue reading
On April 10, Justice Brett Kavanaugh reimposed the stay in Brown v Yost, 24A970. This is the case over whether the Ohio procedures for initiatives violate the U.S. Constitution. On April 9 the Sixth Circuit had ruled tentatively on favor … Continue reading
HB 293, which moves the even year midterm primaries from June to the second Tuesday in March, was approved in the Mississippi House and Senate on April 1 and had been sent to the Governor’s office. No action has been … Continue reading
Earlier this month, HB1169 failed to become law in South Dakota. It would have required initiatives that would change the state Constitution to collect the signatures of 5% of the last gubernatorial vote in each of the state’s 35 legislative … Continue reading
