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Indiana is one of seven states that lets all voters age 65 and above vote by postal ballot (without excuse), but denies the same ability to younger voters. Some Indiana voters who are under age 65 have asked the U.S. … Continue reading
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On March 9, the Hawaii Senate unanimoously passed SB 560. It provides for ranked choice voting in special elections. The bill now goes to the House. … Continue reading
The Fulcrum has this article by Michael Feinstein. It points out that HR One, the Democratic election law bill that has already passed the U.S. House, injures minor party presidential campaigns by making it five times more difficult to qualify … Continue reading
The Clerk of the U.S. House of Representatives has just published “Statistics of the Presidential and Congressional Election of November 3, 2020.” It has the November election returns for president and each house of Congress, by state. There are charts … Continue reading
As previously reported, on February 10, the New York legislature passed A 4686, which cuts the number of signatures for independent candidates in 2021 only. However, the bill still hasn’t been sent to the Governor. It is quite common in … Continue reading