On Wednesday, December 5, U.S. District Court Judge Lance Walker heard arguments in Baber v Dunlap, 1:18cv-465. This is the case in which some Maine voters, and Congressman Bruce Poliquin, argue that ranked choice voting violates the U.S. Constitution. See … Continue reading
Prince Edward Island will hold a provincial parliamentary election in 2019. Polls show that it is possible the Green Party could win more seats than any other party. See this story. … Continue reading
The Ninth Circuit expects to set an oral argument in March 2019 for De La Fuente v Wyman, 18-35208. This is a Washington state ballot access lawsuit. Rocky De La Fuente won in U.S. District Court, in his challenge to … Continue reading
On November 4, Georgia voters elected Republicans to the Secretary of State position, and to a position on the Public Service Commission. Runoffs were needed because no one got as much as 50% in November 6. The margin was approximately … Continue reading
On December 5, New Hampshire Secretary of State Bill Gardner was re-elected Secretary of State for another two years. The New Hampshire Secretary of State is elected by the legislature. Gardner needed 209 votes and he received 209 votes. Two … Continue reading
