On April 2, the California Senate Elections Committee unanimously passed SB 505. It makes it more difficult for presidential candidates to get on the primary ballots, especially for the Peace & Freedom Party and the American Independent Party. The author … Continue reading
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According to Michael Drucker’s Independent View, the New York State Board of Elections has designed the part of the voter registration form that asks applicants to choose a party. See the new form here. … Continue reading
Reason blog has this article about Congressman Justin Amash and the idea that he might seek the 2020 Libertarian presidential nomination. … Continue reading
On April 1, the Hawaii House sent SB 94 back to the House Judiciary Committee. This means the bill is stalled, and probably won’t pass. It provided that candidates for president and certain other offices must reveal their income tax … Continue reading
On March 30, Louisiana held three legislative special runoff elections. In the 62nd district, independent Roy Daryl Adams was elected, defeating his Republican opponent. Here are the unofficial election returns. In the February initial election, the vote had been: Adams … Continue reading