Libertarian Party: compared to the day after the November 2014 election, has gained qualified status in D.C., Kentucky, Massachusetts, New York, and Oklahoma. Compared to November 2014, it has lost status in Alaska, Maryland, North Dakota, and Wisconsin. In Alaska, … Continue reading
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Florida law puts the nominees of the party that last won the governorship on the top line on the ballot. On August 15, 2018, the Democratic Party had filed a lawsuit to overturn this law. Presumably if the lawsuit wins, … Continue reading
The voters of Fargo, North Dakota, have passed a city ballot measure that institutes Approval Voting. Fargo will be the first city in the United States to use Approval Voting. Voters may vote for every candidate they wish, for a … Continue reading
Both independent members of the U.S. Senate have been re-elected. Bernie Sanders in Vermont got 67.4%; Angus King in Maine got 54.2%. … Continue reading
Missouri voters have passed Amendment One, which creates a demographer to draw state legislative districts. The demographer must strive to draw districts that are fair to both major parties. … Continue reading
Colorado voters have passed Measure Y with 71%. It creates a commission to draw U.S. House districts. The commission will have 4 Democrats, 4 Republi ans, and 4 members who are neither. … Continue reading