On October 24, the U.S. District Court in Albany, New York, postponed the hearing in the lawsuit over New York’s primary date from November 3 to November 17. This is the second postponement. Originally the hearing was to be October … Continue reading
All of the cities bidding for the Green Party national presidential convention next year are proposing a date of July 14-15, so it seems inevitable those will be the dates of the party’s convention.
Gallup Poll has just released a new survey that shows 62% of Americans would prefer a direct popular vote for President, whereas 35% want to retain the Electoral College. Here are the details. This question is not the same as … Continue reading
According to this story, it is still conceivable that the Missouri legislature will cancel the February 7 presidential primary, but probably the primary will still go ahead. This instance is one more example of great instability in the 2012 presidential … Continue reading
This newspaper story has an update on the South Carolina Republican Party’s lawsuit to close its primary to non-members. There is no actual new news about the lawsuit, which was filed in 2010 and which won’t have a trial until … Continue reading
