Emory University Law Professor Michael Kang has a guest blog post at ElectionLawBlog, suggesting that it would be good policy to ease ballot access laws for the general election, and also to repeal “sore loser” laws. Kang says that if … Continue reading
Emory University Law Professor Michael Kang has a guest blog post at ElectionLawBlog, suggesting that it would be good policy to ease ballot access laws for the general election, and also to repeal “sore loser” laws. Kang says that if … Continue reading
At the November 2, 2010 election, Garrett County, Maryland voters elected a write-in candidate to seat 3 of the County Board of Commissioners. The election is partisan. The county was elected three at-large commissioners. Write-in candidate Bob Gatto received 4,112 … Continue reading
This article in the Portland (Maine) Press Herald covers various groups and individuals in Maine who are studying Instant Runoff Voting, or thinking about it. As the article points out, the newly-elected Governor won with only 38% of the total … Continue reading
The New York city council held an election day survey, and has released its findings. They reveal that New York city voters’ top complaint about administration of the November 2, 2010 election is the confusing ballot design. See here. Thanks … Continue reading
