On July 13, the Massachusetts Secretary of State determined that the initiative for ranked-choice voting for federal and state office (except president) has enough valid signatures, and will be on the November 2020 ballot. If it passes, Massachusetts will be … Continue reading
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On July 13, the Texas Supreme Court ruled 6-1 against the state Republican Party, over whether the party could have an indoor state convention in a particular site in Houston. Here is the decision in In re Republican Party of … Continue reading
According to this story, the Washington, D.C. city council has passed a bill to let felony prisoners vote this year. The only other jurisdictions in the U.S. that do that are Vermont and Maine. The bill has not yet been … Continue reading
This Axios article says eleven Republican congressional candidates, plus one person who may become a Republican congressional nominee (depending on how the primary turns out), say they believe in QAnon. According to one of those candidates, Marjorie Taylor Greene of … Continue reading
The American Independent Party, which is only ballot-qualified in California, will hold its presidential convention on Saturday, August 15, at the home of the Sacramento County chair of the party. Some delegates will participate remotely. … Continue reading