Tucson elects a mayor and city council on November 5, 2019, in a partisan election. The Green Party candidates were all write-in candidates in the Green Party primary. According to this story, all four of them received enough primary write-in … Continue reading
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This story says Congressman Justin Amash is again seriously looking at running for president in the general election, and that he is considering whether he could get the Libertarian nomination. … Continue reading
The U.S. House Oversight and Reform Committee is investigating Georgia’s vote-counting machines’ performance in the November 2018 election. According to this story by Salon’s Executive Editor, Andrew O’Hehir, new evidence shows especially suspicious evidence about how the machines performed in … Continue reading
On August 26, the California State Appeals Court issued a 20-page opinion in Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association v Newsom, C086334. It says that a 2016 law passed by the legislature, authorizing public funding of campaigns by the state or any … Continue reading
Maine Governor Janet Mills says she still hasn’t decided whether to sign LD 1083, the bill to provide for ranked choice voting for president in both primaries and the general election. See this story. … Continue reading