The Sightline Institute, a think-tank in Seattle, has published this paper by Al Vanderklipp. It recommends that Washington state transform its top-two system into a top-four, Alaska-Type system. … Continue reading
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As reported earlier, last week the North Carolina legislature redrew the U.S. House district boundaries. On October 27, some voters who had already been challenging the old district boundaries filed an amended complaint to challenge the new districts as well. … Continue reading
Congressmember Randy Fine (R-Florida) has introduced HR 5817. It says no one may be elected to Congress who is citizen of both the United States and some other nation. Here is the text. It would be unconstitutional under the U.S. … Continue reading
WHYY, a public television station in Philadelphia that also covers southern New Jersey, has this article about the Socialist Workers Party nominee for Governor of New Jersey. It is unusual for SWP candidates to get this type of media attention. … Continue reading
An Oregon initiative called the “Voter Fairness Act” will begin to circulate soon. It would amend the State Constitution to say that there should be a system in which parties must either nominate by convention, or participate in a primary … Continue reading