An incumbent magistrate judge in New Mexico is carrying on a court fight to be put on the Democratic primary ballot. The primary is June 5. A state district court had put her on the ballot, but on April 11, … Continue reading
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Joel Fox, an analyst of California politics, writes here that Steve Poizner may very well be elected Insurance Commissioner of California this year. Poizner is an independent. If he wins, it would be the first time someone who wasn’t a … Continue reading
Pennsylvania’s Secretary of State has instructed all the counties to eliminate all vote-counting machines that don’t create a paper audit trail, before the 2020 election. See this story. Thanks to Rick Hasen for the link. … Continue reading
This article describes (although not in very much detail) the oral argument held today in the Maine Supreme Court over ranked-choice voting. UPDATE: here is a more detailed story. … Continue reading
On April 5, Maryland Governor Larry Hogan let SB 1048 become law, although he declined to sign it. Starting in 2019, it provides that every adult citizen known to exist by an agency of government will automatically be registered to … Continue reading