New York’s political parties will choose a nominee for U.S. House, 26th district, by committee meetings of party leaders. The Republican Party has already chosen its nominee. See this story. The Conservative Party might nominate someone different from the Republican … Continue reading
British voters are starting to see advertising on the May 5 referendum on whether to use Instant-Runoff Voting to elect members of the House of Commons. See this BBC story. Thanks to Thomas Jones for the link. … Continue reading
A subcommittee of the North Carolina House Election Law and Campaign Finance Committee will take testimony about HB 32, on March 2, Wednesday. The hearing will be at 1 p.m. in room 643 of the Legislative Office Building. The subcommittee … Continue reading
On February 24, the First Circuit ruled against the New Hampshire Libertarian Party, in the lawsuit that has been pending since 2008. The issues were whether a party has a constitutional right to protect its name, and whether it has … Continue reading
The lawsuit decision Trudell v State, issued by a state court in Vermont on February 22, is the subject of this news story. Thanks to Morgan Daybell for the link. Also see this story in the Burlington Free Press. … Continue reading
