California had two statewide ballot measures on the ballot this month that relate to voter eligibility. Proposition 17 passed. It lets individuals on parole register to vote, and passed with 59%. Proposition 18 failed. It would have let individuals who … Continue reading
The U.S. Supreme Court has assigned a case number to Level the Playing Field v Federal Election Commission: 20-649. The response of the FEC is due December 14. It is highly likely that the FEC will ask for more time … Continue reading
Alaska still has many postal ballots to count, and as of the evening of November 12, the vote is virtually tied. See the results here. The postal ballots have been much more favorable to Measure Two than the other ballots. … Continue reading
The Second Circuit will hear SAM Party v Kosinski, 20-3047, the week of December 14. This is the New York ballot access case filed by the SAM Party, a ballot-qualified party that will go off the ballot if it can’t … Continue reading
In the 2020 election there were 36 individuals who were on a ballot as a presidential candidate. Among those, the candidate who placed last is Zac Scalf, who was only on in Vermont and who received twenty-nine votes. Here is … Continue reading
