On December 13, Professor Michael P. McDonald and his United States Elections Project posted data on voter turnout for last month’s election. See here. It shows that Texas had the lowest turnout of any state, although the District of Columbia … Continue reading
The Quarterly Review, a distinguished British publication, has an interview with Congressman Ron Paul in its Autumn 2010 issue. The interview was conducted during the last week of October 2010 by Peter Gemma. See it here. Gemma asked Paul about … Continue reading
On December 20, Eureka County, Nevada officials finally held the card drawing to determine who will be the county clerk for the next term. Jackie Berg, the Independent American Party incumbent, drew the winning card. She chose the 8 of … Continue reading
On November 30, three Hispanic voters in Compton, California, filed a lawsuit in state court to overturn that city’s at-large elections for city council. The case is Gonzalez v City of Compton, BC450494. Compton is in Los Angeles County and … Continue reading
Americans Elect is a new political party that seems on the verge of beginning to qualify itself for the ballot in several states. According to this story, it has just finished the paperwork needed to begin circulating its petition in … Continue reading
