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Joe Miller, Republican nominee for U.S. Senate in Alaska, has amended his lawsuit in federal court to stop the state from certifying Lisa Murkowski as the winner. See this story. … Continue reading
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On November 2, Arizona voters voted on Proposition 112, to move the petition deadline for initiatives from four months before the general election, to six months before the general election. Arizona has now counted all ballots, and the measure stands … Continue reading
The Pennsylvania Attorney General has asked the 3rd circuit to extend his deadline for filing a response in Constitution Party v Cortes. Courts always grant these requests routinely, so the new deadline will be December 6. The issues are: (1) … Continue reading
The twentynine states with registration by party, plus the District of Columbia, reported in October or November 2010 that 73.5% of all voters are registered Democrats or registered Republicans. This is the lowest percentage for the two major parties since … Continue reading
Kathleen Curry, Colorado’s only independent legislator, has conceded the election. She appears to have received 9,368 write-ins, but her Democratic opponent (who was, of course, listed on the ballot) received 9,660. See this story. … Continue reading