On November 9, Joe Miller, Republican nominee for U.S. Senate in Alaska this year, filed a federal lawsuit, arguing that the State Elections Division would be violating the U.S. Constitution if it counted write-ins for Lisa Murkowski that are not … Continue reading
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The Winston-Salem Journal has this story about the North Carolina experience in choosing a non-partisan statewide judge by Instant Runoff Voting. … Continue reading
The Winston-Salem Journal has this story about the North Carolina experience in choosing a non-partisan statewide judge by Instant Runoff Voting. … Continue reading
On November 9, the 10th circuit issued its opinion in Sampson v Buescher, 08-1389. The 31-page ruling says that Colorado cannot require campaign committees set up to either support or oppose a ballot measure to file extensive campaign finance reports, … Continue reading
The Arkansas Green Party has put the issue of ballot access reform into a mainstream Arkansas media outlet. See this story, in which the reporter explains the party’s complaint against the vote test for a party to remain on. As … Continue reading