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On June 9, the U.S. Supreme Court, by a vote of 6-3, decided to accept for the time being the Third Circuit ruling that allows postal ballots to be counted, even if the voter forgot to add the date next … Continue reading
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An Alabama voter rights group sued the Secretary of State earlier this year to gain free access to a partial list of the registered voters. On June 2, U.S. District Court Judge Myron Thompson, a Carter appointee, ruled against the … Continue reading
On June 8, the Nevada Supreme Court heard Helton v Nevada Voters First, 84110. This is a lawsuit filed by opponents of the top-five initiative. The opponents charge that the top-five initiative violates the single subject rule, because it includes … Continue reading
John Myers, Los Angeles Times Bureau Chief in Sacramento, has this analysis of California’s top-two system. There is one riveting piece of news in the article that I had missed. For the fourth time, it appears likely that the majority … Continue reading
On June 6, U.S. District Court Judge Lynn Adelman, a Clinton appointee, issued a ruling in Stencil v Johnson, e.d., 2:22cv-305. This is a lawsuit filed in March 2022 by ten Wisconsin voters who wanted a federal court to declare … Continue reading