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On March 24, U.S. District Court Judge Thomas M. Rose issued a ruling in State of Ohio v Raimondo, s.d., 3:21cv-64. He denied the state’s request to force the Census Bureau to speed up the population data, so that the … Continue reading
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On Thursday, March 25, the Georgia Senate passed the House version of SB 202, and shortly afterwards, Governor Brian Kemp signed it. Here is a news story about the bill, which changes many election laws. Although the bill has no … Continue reading
On March 10, the Tennessee House Elections & Campaign Finance Subcommittee of the Local Government Committee defeated HB 609. It would have lowered the petition to recognize a new party from 2.5% of the last gubernatorial vote, to .5%. It … Continue reading
On March 23, Israel held a parliamentary election. Thirteen parties won seats. See the wikipedia article about the election here. … Continue reading
On March 25, the Georgia House passed SB 202, which changes many election laws. One of the changes is that overseas absentee voters would use ranked choice voting. This makes it possible for the state to hold general election runoffs … Continue reading