Ukraine held a parliamentary election on Sunday, July 21. Nine parties won seats, under the proportional representation system. However, the new political party that supports President Volodymyr Zolensky won an absolute majority. This is the first time any party has … Continue reading
On July 24, the Connecticut Secretary of State filed this brief in the U.S. Supreme Court in Feehan v Marcone, 18-1470. This case involves the election count for State Representative, 120th district, in November 2018. The Republican nominee, Jim Feehan, … Continue reading
David Siders has this Politico article on whether or not Governor Gavin Newsom of California will sign SB 27. This is the bill to require presidential primary candidates to reveal their tax returns, or be barred from the California presidential … Continue reading
The Tenth Circuit has jurisdiction of Baca v Griswold, 18-1173, a case over whether presidential electors have a constitutional right to vote for any qualified candidate in the electoral college, or whether they can be “fired” if they vote for … Continue reading
This article focuses on Amherst, Massachusetts, but also covers several other Massachusetts towns, all of whom are trying to persuade the Massachusetts legislature let them let under-age-18 individuals vote in local elections, and also individuals who are legally in the … Continue reading
