On October 27, the California Secretary of State released the results of mock elections for Governor, U.S. Senator, and some state ballot propositions. These elections are held in many California schools. The results are from 389 schools, and involve the … Continue reading
On October 27, a U.S. District Court in Connecticut ruled that the state’s anti-electioneering law does not permit election officials to tell voters that they cannot wear clothing to the polls that refers to the World Wrestling Entertainment organization. See … Continue reading
On October 27, the Florida State Appeals Court reversed the lower court decision in Norman v Ambler. See this story. The issue was whether the winner of the Republican primary, for State Senate in the 12th district, should remain as … Continue reading
The Mexican American Political Association is a 50-year old California political organization. It is non-partisan but it endorses candidates in California elections. This year it has endorsed the Peace & Freedom Party nominees for four of the eight statewide partisan … Continue reading
As a result of Kathleen Curry’s lawsuit in state court, Colorado election officials will recognize the validity of write-in votes in which the voter forgets to fill in the oval next to the write-in line, if that vote is material … Continue reading
