In February 2021, New York city will use ranked-choice voting to hold two special city council elections. This will be the first time New York city has used ranked-choice voting since its regular city council election in November 1945. See … Continue reading
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Seamus Allen has this commentary about how Washington state’s top-two primary works in the real world. The commentary is in The Watchdog, student newspaper for Bellevue College. Thanks to Fairvote for the link. … Continue reading
On August 4, Kanye West withdrew his New Jersey petition. He did so rather than try to defend it against a challenge. See this story. Thanks to Thomas Jones for the link. … Continue reading
On August 3, U.S. District Court Judge Richard Seeborg declined to give injunctive relief to the Constitution Party presidential nominee, Don Blankenship, in California. Blankenship v Newsom, n.d., 1:20cv-4479. The law required independent presidential candidates to submit 196,964 signatures. The … Continue reading
On August 3, the Eleventh Circuit issued an opinion in Independent Party of Florida v Secretary, 20-12107. It upholds the denial of injunctive relief for the Independent Party, and the Party for Socialism & Liberation, to place their presidential nominees … Continue reading