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Samuel Ronan is a candidate for U.S. House from Ohio’s Fifteenth District. He is trying to be on the Republican primary ballot, but the election board kept him off because it was believed he is not a sincere member of … Continue reading
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Random Lengths News, a newspaper in San Pedro, California, has this article about what California Democratic Party leaders are thinking about the top-two system. … Continue reading
Illinois held its primaries on March 17, 2026. In Massac County, the Constitution Party is a ballot-qualified party, so a primary was held for it. The party is only permitted to nominate for partisan county office. It is a qualified … Continue reading
Here is a newspaper account of the Hearing in the Maine Supreme Judicial Court over whether the state constitution can be interpreted to accept Ranked Choice Voting for state office in general elections. The hearing was held on April 1. … Continue reading
An initiative is circulating in Massachusetts for a top-two system. See the text here. If the initiative passed, minor parties would almost never be ballot-qualified. Current law says a qualified party is one that polled 3% for any statewide race, … Continue reading