On February 26, Chicago held non-partisan elections for Mayor and Alderman. Two members of Democratic Socialists of America were elected to the Board of Aldermen, and three more are in run-offs. Even before the election, DSA had one member on … Continue reading
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According to Michael Drucker, the New York State Democratic Committee will meet on Monday, March 4. On the agenda is a resolution that would ask the New York legislature to ban fusion, the practice of letting two parties jointly nominate … Continue reading
On February 26, the Arizona House defeated HB 2127 by 23-36. The bill would have moved the deadline for a candidate to file for the primary from 90 days before the primary, to 120 days. The bill would have had … Continue reading
The California bill to require presidential candidates to reveal their income tax returns will be heard in the Senate Elections Committee on March 19, Tuesday. Here is the text of the bill. It has an urgency clause, so it needs … Continue reading
Ten Maine legislators have introduced LD 1083, which would use ranked choice voting for president in the general election. Although Maine already uses ranked choice voting for congress, it has never permitted it for president. The bill would also provide … Continue reading