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Here is a San Francisco Chronicle article about how the top-two system is affecting the California gubernatorial race. And here is a Los Angeles Times column by George Skelton about the same subject. … Continue reading
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On February 20, both sides in Peace & Freedom Party v Weber informed the U.S. District Court Judge that they suggest a postponement of the status conference, which had been set for February 27. They said there seems little point … Continue reading
On February 20, California Assemblymember Gregg Hart (D-Santa Barbara) introduced AB 2681, a one-sentence bill that changes the punctuation in the part of the Election Code that deals with write-in voting, but does not actually change anything. This type of … Continue reading
The California Democratic Party held its state convention in San Francisco on February 23-25. No gubernatorial candidate received enough support from delegates to gain the party’s endorsement, which takes 60%. Eric Swalwell received 24%; Betty Yee received 17.3%; Xavier Beccera … Continue reading
Filing has closed for Ohio primaries. See this news story, which mentions the statewide candidates of the three qualified parties (Republican, Democratic, and Libertarian). … Continue reading