The Tennessee House Elections & Campaign Finance Subcommittee will hear HB 2067 on Wednesday, February 23. The bill lowers the petition for new party recognition from 2.5% of the last gubernatorial vote, to .5%. It also lowers the vote test … Continue reading
John Danforth, who was a Republican U.S. Senator from Missouri 1976-1995, says in this news interview that he thinks a moderate Republican running as an independent could be elected in his state this year. … Continue reading
Nebraska State Senator Julie Slama has introduced LR282CA, a proposed constitutional amendment. It would convert Nebraska elections for legislature from non-partisan to partisan. … Continue reading
On February 17, fifteen Wyoming legislators introduced SF 97. It would eliminate the ability of a voter to change affiliation on primary day at the polls. Instead any changes in partisan affiliation would need to be made approximately two months … Continue reading
On February 17, U.S. District Court Judge Lee P. Rudofsky, a Trump appointee, rejected the Arkansas lawsuit that dealt with legislative redistricting. Arkansas State Conference of the NAACP v Arkansas Board of Apportionment, e.d., 4:21cv-1239. He determined that only the … Continue reading
