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Krist Novoselic has this commentary in the August 25 Seattle Weekly, about the recent court decision that says the Washington state “top-two” system isn’t necessarily constitutional. … Continue reading
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The New Mexico Attorney General says he will appeal the U.S. District Court decision New Mexico Youth Organized v Herrera to the 10th circuit. The U.S. District Court, on August 3, had ruled that New Mexico Youth Organized is not … Continue reading
This article, pubished August 25, shows how a candidate for City Council in Ocala, Florida, was told by city election officials that his petition would not be valid because he collected the signatures before opening a campaign bank account. So, … Continue reading
On August 24, a lower state court in Tulsa, Oklahoma, invalidated an initiative petition that would have converted Tulsa city elections from partisan elections to non-partisan elections. See this story. The judge ruled that the required number of signatures is … Continue reading
The Wisconsin Assembly Committee on Corrections and Courts will hear AB 353 on August 27, according to this story. The bill would let people register to vote if they had been convicted of a felony but they are now out … Continue reading