On August 20, Texas SB 13 passed the House Committee on Constitutional Rights and Remedies. This is the bill for a later primary for 2022. Thanks to Jim Riley for this news. … Continue reading
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On August 20, Roanoke College released a poll for the Virginia gubernatorial election being held on November 2, 2021. The results: McAuliffe, Democrat, 46%; Youngkin, Republican, 38%; Blanding, Liberation, 2%; other 1%; undecided 13%. See question 4a at this link. … Continue reading
The Texas House now has a quorum, and will meet on Monday, August 23. The House is expected to take up SB 13, to move the 2022 primary to a later date. This will have profound changes for Texas ballot … Continue reading
The U.S. Supreme Court has assigned case number 21-226 to Libertarian Party of Ohio v Crites. The state’s response is due September 15. This is the case that challenges the Ohio law on the composition of the state Elections Commission. … Continue reading
The California Secretary of State always sends a booklet in the postal mail to all registered voters, before a statewide election for partisan office. The Guide publishes statements from candidates, although the candidates must pay, on a per-word basis. The … Continue reading