On April 1, the Hawaii House sent SB 94 back to the House Judiciary Committee. This means the bill is stalled, and probably won’t pass. It provided that candidates for president and certain other offices must reveal their income tax … Continue reading
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On March 30, Louisiana held three legislative special runoff elections. In the 62nd district, independent Roy Daryl Adams was elected, defeating his Republican opponent. Here are the unofficial election returns. In the February initial election, the vote had been: Adams … Continue reading
The California Senate Judiciary Committee will hear SB 27 on Tuesday, April 2, in the early afternoon. This is the bill that says presidential primary candidates cannot be on the ballot unless they release the last five years of their … Continue reading
Supporters of the National Popular Vote Plan will attempt to get an initiative on the Ohio ballot, that would result in Ohio joining the Pact if the voters approve. See the submission by the supporters. Thanks to Political Wire for … Continue reading
On March 31, Ukraine held a presidential election. No one got a majority, but Volodymyr Zelensky placed first. A runoff will be held on April 21. Zelensky has never held elective office, but he was well-known because he is an … Continue reading