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Delaware has one of the nation’s most rigid laws on when and how voters may change political parties. Current law does not permit voters to change parties in the zone that is 90 days prior to any primary, or the … Continue reading
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Five Greens have filed petitions to be on the party’s primary ballot for U.S. House of Representatives, Illinois 5th district. The primary is on March 3. Each Green needed 30 valid signatures to qualify for the Green primary ballot. The … Continue reading
Several proposed state constitutional amendments have been introduced in the Arizona legislature, dealing with how legislators are elected. Currently, Arizona has 30 legislative districts. Each district elects one State Senator. Also, each district elects two State Representatives. The ballot for … Continue reading
Arizona State Senator Jack W. Harper (R-Surprise) has introduced SB 1053. It would require all candidates to submit an affidavit of citizenship, and also to append documents that provide proof of citizenship. … Continue reading
Alaska State Representatives Kyle Johansen (R-Ketchikan) and Charisse Millett (R-Anchorage) have introduced HB 36. It would make it illegal for initiative circulators to be paid on a per-signature basis. Also it would make it illegal for initiative circulators to circulate … Continue reading