The Federal Election Commission moved over the weekend of March 17-18, from its old offices at 999 E Street NW, Washington DC, to 1050 First Street NE, Washington DC. The Commission is still settling in as of March 19, and … Continue reading
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This Sacramento Bee story says some well-funded Democratic interest groups are considering campaigning against some Democratic candidates for U.S. House in California, to lessen the chances that the top-two system will cause a complete absence of Democrats on the November … Continue reading
On Monday morning, March 19, the U.S. Supreme Court issued orders in many non-election cases, but issued nothing about the pending Pennsylvania case on U.S. House districts.
This wikipedia page about the Russian presidential election of 2018 has preliminary election returns, at the very end. … Continue reading
In 2018, as in 2016, the Independent Party of Oregon, which has its own primary, is letting independent voters choose an Independent Party primary ballot. See this story. The Democratic and Republican Parties of Oregon do not let independent voters … Continue reading