On March 11, the Delaware House Elections Committee passed HB 188. It changes Delaware from a closed primary system to a semi-closed system, by allowing independent voters to choose a partisan primary. Independent voters who chose a partisan primary would … Continue reading
On March 5, the Kentucky House passed HB 534, an omnibus election bill that lets people run for President (or Vice President) and to simultaneously run for either House of Congress. See this story. … Continue reading
On March 2, the Arizona legislature passed HB 4115. It requires initiative circulators who are being paid to tell every person approached, and to say what state the circulator lives in, and that the circulator is being paid. Here is … Continue reading
On March 10, Georgia held special elections for one U.S. House seat and three state legislative seats. Here are the Secretary of State’s webpage results. For U.S. House, 14th district, no one received a majority, so there will be a … Continue reading
On March 12, a Missouri state trial court ruled that the Missouri Constitution does not bar mid-district redistricting. Wise v State of Missouri, Circuit Court, Jackson Cuonty, 2516-cv31273. Here is the decision. … Continue reading
