Law Professor Edward Foley, one of the earliest law professors to become an expert on election law, has this column, which says the U.S. needs ranked choice voting in presidential general elections. He is about to publish a book “Presidential … Continue reading
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On December 16, President Donald Trump tweeted that he looks forward to debating his general election opponent from the Democratic Party, but criticized the Commission on Presidential Debates and said he might not participate in CPD debates. See this story. … Continue reading
Filing for Utah presidential primaries closed December 12. Any qualified party is eligible to have a presidential primary, but each party had to affirmatively tell the state elections office if it wanted a presidential primary. The parties that did so … Continue reading
Filing for the Idaho presidential primaries closed on December 11. Here is the list of candidates. There are 17 Democrats, 6 Republicans, and 6 individuals seeking the Constitution Party nomination. The Libertarian Party is not holding a presidential primary. Candidates … Continue reading
Wisconsin holds a judicial primary election on February 18, 2020. A State Supreme Court seat is on that ballot. On December 13, an Ozaukee County Circuit Judge ordered the State Board of Elections to remove 234,000 registered voters, all of … Continue reading