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Utah’s Proposition Four, which sets up a commission of neutral experts to draw U.S. House and state legislative districts, appears to have passed. A few days ago it was at 50.1%, but as more votes have been counted, it is … Continue reading
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South Dakota’s definition of “political party” is in section 12-1-3(12). It says, “‘Political party’, beginning with the 2014 general election and each general election thereafter, a party whose candidate for any statewide office received at least 2.5% of the total … Continue reading
As of the end of the day, November 19, Jeff Hewitt has taken the lead in the election for Riverside County, California supervisor, district 5. The vote is now Hewitt 39,528; Russ Bogh, 39,262. Hewitt is a member of the … Continue reading
According to this story, some Louisiana politicians favor returning to a system of partisan primaries. … Continue reading
Georgia will hold a runoff on December 4, Tuesday, for Secretary of State, and one Public Service Commission seat. This is because no one got 50% on November 6 for those two offices. Louisiana will hold a runoff on December … Continue reading