The California Constitution, Article II, sec. 5(a), says, “The legislature shall provide for primary elections for partisan offices, including an open presidential primary whereby the candidates on the ballot are those found by the Secretary of State to be recognized … Continue reading
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Darcy Richardson’s Uncovered Politics here shows how utterly arbitrary Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson has acted, relative to her choice of which presidential primary candidates to list on the 2020 Republican and Democratic presidential primary ballots. … Continue reading
Facing South has this article about Texas judicial elections, which are partisan. The story says that even though many thinkers deplore partisan judicial elections, the Texas Constitution requires them. For the Constitution to be changed, the voters would need to … Continue reading
The Working Families Party of Connecticut re-elected two of its three city councilmembers in Hartford on November 5. See this story. … Continue reading
Vox has this interview with Libertarian gubernatorial nominee John Hicks. In the interview, Hicks urges all Kentucky residents, but especially unhappy Republicans, to consider supporting ranked choice voting. As virtually everyone reading this post probably already knows, no one got … Continue reading