Voters in Columbus, Ohio, will be choosing four Board of Education members in an election this year. The election is non-partisan. According to this news story, so many candidate have had petitions rejected, that there may be only three candidates … Continue reading
Nebraska State Senators John Nelson and Scott Lautenbaugh have introduced the Secretary of State’s omnibus election law bill, LB 449. Among other things, it restricts who can be an independent candidate. The bill says no one can be an independent … Continue reading
On February 14, the South Dakota Senate State Affairs Committee voted to table SB 138. This is the National Popular Vote Plan bill. This means the bill is dead for this legislative session. … Continue reading
Four Republicans in the New Hampshire House have introduced HB 421. It says that the only individuals who can get on the ballot in a partisan primary for U.S. Senate are individuals nominated by the party caucuses of that party … Continue reading
Five Democratic State Senators in Idaho have introduced SB 1040, which provides for public funding of candidates for state office. The bill does not discriminate for or against any candidate on the basis of the candidate’s partisan affiliation or independent … Continue reading
