Joshua Spivak has this commentary on AOL News, suggesting that gerrymandering in the United States is likely to diminish substantially in the near future. He mentions the strong votes by Florida and California voters against gerrymandering. Of course, slightly over … Continue reading
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Ben Manski has this interesting op-ed in the Cap Times of Madison, Wisconsin. He was the Green Party nominee for Assembly in the 77th district. He points out that when one only looks at the ballots of voters who did … Continue reading
Ben Manski has this interesting op-ed in the Cap Times of Madison, Wisconsin. He was the Green Party nominee for Assembly in the 77th district. He points out that when one only looks at the ballots of voters who did … Continue reading
On November 29, the Socialist Party asked the Michigan Supreme Court to hear its ballot access case, Socialist Party of Michigan v Secretary of State, 142163. The lawsuit challenges Michigan law for requiring almost twice as many signatures for a … Continue reading
On December 7, the British House of Lords passed an amendment to the bill that sets up a May 5, 2011 vote in Great Britain on whether to use Instant Runoff Voting for House of Commons elections. The amendment says … Continue reading