There are many election law issues surrounding presidential elections, in which people assume the laws are far more restrictive, than they actually are. 1. In approximately half the states, fusion is legal for president. It is impossible to say exactly … Continue reading
Third Party Watch reports that the Libertarian Party National Committee just unanimously passed a resolution, which reads, in part, “In the event that Republican primary voters select a candidate other than Congressman Paul in February of 2008, the Libertarian National … Continue reading
New Hampshire State Senator Peter Burling’s bill to expand access to the statewide voter list will let any group that places candidates on the general election have access to the list. In addition, groups that are striving to influence political … Continue reading
Goshen, New York, held a special bond election on December 4, for the voters to decide “yes” or “no” on school construction. New York still uses mechanical voting machines. Those machines have counters in the back, much like car odometers. … Continue reading
Goshen, New York, held a special bond election on December 4, for the voters to decide “yes” or “no” on school construction. New York still uses mechanical voting machines. Those machines have counters in the back, much like car odometers. … Continue reading
