On February 9, the New York Assembly passed A4686. It lowers the number of signatures for independent candidate petitions, for district office, for 2021 only. The bill cuts the requirements in half. The bill does not affect the statewide petition … Continue reading
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On February 9, the Louisiana Secretary of State’s office released the number of registrants in all parties: Democratic 1,206,740 Republican 992,394 Independent Party 108,990 Libertarian 15,210 Green 2,311 Reform 929 Conservative 795 Constitution 170 independent and miscellaneous 771,996 Percentages are: … Continue reading
On February 8, the Ohio Secretary of State asked the U.S. Supreme Court for more time to respond to the cert petition in Thompson v DeWine, 20-1072, the case over petitioning for initiatives during the health crisis.
The Rhode Island State Board of Elections hopes to have the write-in votes for declared write-in presidential candidates in two weeks. Thanks to Tony Roza for this news. … Continue reading
The New York State Board of Elections believes it will have the final vote totals for U.S. House, 22nd district, by the end of the week. News stories say the Democratic incumbent, Anthony Brindisi, has conceded the race to his … Continue reading