The Socialist Equality Party, a national political party headquartered in Michigan, has one candidate in the November 2, 2010 election. He is D’Artagnan Collier, running for Michigan State House, district 9 in Detroit. Here is his web page. Because Michigan … Continue reading
On September 14, the New York Conservative Party, and the New York Working Families Party, jointly filed a lawsuit in federal court over how votes are counted. The problem, which is a new problem in New York state this year, … Continue reading
On September 14, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer asked for a response from the Appellees in Burris v Judge, 10A272. This is the case in which U.S. Senator Roland Burris of Illinois argues that the lower federal courts overstepped … Continue reading
Columnist Darrell Delamaide’s September 15 column says that the results of recent Republican primaries for important office is creating a political vacuum for centrist voters, and again brings up the idea that Mayor Michael Bloomberg could find success in 2012 … Continue reading
The two Colorado voters who had sued the Secretary of State, arguing that Tom Tancredo should not be on the ballot, have decided not to appeal, so it is certain that Tancredo will be on the ballot. Thanks to John … Continue reading
