At 9 a.m. eastern, January 6, President Joe Biden gave a twenty-minute speech about the events of January 6, 2021, and about democracy. Here is a link, although Biden doesn’t speak until the eleven-and-one-half-minute mark. The first three minutes is … Continue reading
On January 5, a Texas trial court in Bexar County ruled that Lisa Uresti-Dasher should remain on the Democratic primary ballot. She is seeking a judicial nomination. She was challenged by her opponent, mainly because the opponent felt that she … Continue reading
On January 5, 2022, the Eleventh Circuit reversed the U.S. District Court and found that Georgia’s 5% petition (of the number of registered voters) for independent candidates, and the nominees of parties that didn’t poll 20% of the vote in … Continue reading
According to this story, Wyoming congressional candidate Marissa Selvig has switched her party registration from Republican to Constitution. She has been campaigning for the 2022 U.S. House election for a year, but will no longer seek the Republican nomination. Instead … Continue reading
On December 30, some Georgia voters and organizations filed a federal lawsuit against the new U.S. House district boundaries. The case was filed the same day the Governor signed the bill setting up those new districts. Pendergrass v Raffensperger, n.d., … Continue reading
