On the evening of Sunday, October 11, a televised debate will be held for the four U.S. Senate candidates in South Carolina. They are the nominees of the Republican, Democratic, Libertarian and Constitution Parties. See this brief story. … Continue reading
Pennsylvania hasn’t elected anyone to its legislature, other than a Republican or Democratic nominee, since 1934, when two Socialists were elected from Reading. But this year, polls show that an independent candidate for State Senate, Jodi Borello, is tied with … Continue reading
The Alabama Constitution says Governors must have lived in the state for seven years before running for that office. On October 9, the Alabama Supreme Court ruled that courts cannot enforce that provision before an election. Instead, the decision says, … Continue reading
The Utah Debate Commission is a private organization of colleges and media organizations, but it is funded by the state government. It sponsors candidate debates. This year, there are no statewide offices on the ballot, so the debates are only … Continue reading
The Arkansas Libertarian Party has two U.S. House candidates, a gubernatorial candidate, and a Secretary of State candidate. All four will soon debate both their major party opponents. See this story. In the U.S. Senate race, the Republican incumbent has … Continue reading
