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New Hope for Instant-Runoff Voting in Berkeley

Posted on June 10, 2006 by Richard WingerJune 10, 2006
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The Alameda County, California Board of Supervisors has decided to buy Sequoia vote-counting machines to replace the Diebold machines. This makes it far more likely that Berkeley (which is in Alameda County) will now be able to implement its desire … Continue reading →

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Missouri Federal Court Dismisses Interesting Case on Excluding Candidates from Primaries

Posted on June 10, 2006 by Richard WingerJune 10, 2006
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On May 31, U.S. District Court Judge Richard Dorr ruled that the lawsuit filed by a white supremacist against the Missouri Secretary of State is procedurally flawed. The candidate, Glenn Miller, wants to run in the Democratic primary for Congress. … Continue reading →

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Giuliani Won’t Run for President as an Independent

Posted on June 9, 2006 by Richard WingerJune 9, 2006
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On June 8, former New York city Mayor Rudolph Giuliani said if he runs for president in 2008, he will only run as a Republican. … Continue reading →

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Giuliani Won't Run for President as an Independent

Posted on June 9, 2006 by adminJune 9, 2006
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On June 8, former New York city Mayor Rudolph Giuliani said if he runs for president in 2008, he will only run as a Republican. … Continue reading →

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7th Circuit Ballot Access Hearing Goes Well

Posted on June 9, 2006 by Richard WingerJune 9, 2006
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On June 9, the 7th circuit held its hearing in Lee v Illinois State Board of Elections. This case challenges Illinois law that requires an independent candidate for legislature to submit a petition signed by 10% of the last vote … Continue reading →

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