The Approval Voting Party is now a ballot-qualified party in Colorado, because it now has more than 1,000 registered members. The Secretary of State’s web page doesn’t have the November 1 2019 registration tally up yet, but the October 1 … Continue reading
Even though the California Secretary of State has said he will appeal the order of the U.S. District Court, enjoining the tax returns-ballot law, he still hasn’t filed a notice of appeal to the Ninth Circuit. This is surprising, because … Continue reading
On October 2, New Hampshire said the presidential primary filing dates in 2020 will be October 30-November 15, 2019. Only the Republican and Democratic Parties will have a presidential primary in 2020. The Libertarian Party would have had one if … Continue reading
The Orlando Sentinel has this lengthy article about the debate already underway in Florida, over whether a top-two system for all state and local partisan office is a good idea or not. … Continue reading
On October 1, the North Carolina State Board of Elections filed this brief in Kopitke v Bell. That is the lawsuit filed by an independent presidential candidate, Kyle Kopitke, and an independent U.S. House candidate, Greg Buscemi. The North Carolina … Continue reading
