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Politico has this story, published March 25, on the relationship between Libertarian Party leaders and the Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. campaign. … Continue reading
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Texas has always had open primaries, ever since there have been primaries in Texas. On March 5, voters who chose the Republican ballot saw 13 non-binding questions about policy. Proposition Nine was, “The Republican Party of Texas should restrict voting … Continue reading
Louisiana Representative Kyle M. Green (D-Marrero) has introduced HB 133, which would let independent congressional candidates get on the general election ballot with a fee instead of a mandatory petition. All independent candidates for president and legislature already have the … Continue reading
Justin Kounelias, a producer and writer, has this article about the authority of Democratic and Republican national presidential conventions to choose the party’s nominees for president and vice-president, even when that contradicts the results of presidential primaries. Thanks to Michael … Continue reading
For the third year in a row, the Mississippi legislature has failed to pass any bill or proposed constitutional amendment to restore the initiative process. Although bills to restore the initiative advanced in both chambers this year, they didn’t advance … Continue reading