This Albany Times-Union story explains that the Reform Party is letting independents vote in its primaries on September 12. It imples that this has never happened before in New York, although some years ago there were some Independence Party primaries … Continue reading
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On August 30, the New York Court of Appeals, the highest state court in New York, refused to disturb the ruling of the State Supreme Court, Appellate Division, in Lavell v Baker. That case involved a dispute over whether the … Continue reading
On the afternoon of August 30, the North Carolina legislature passed SB 691, the bill to redistrict State Senate districts.
On August 30, the North Carolina legislature passed HB 927, which has new districts for State House seats. When the House convenes at 2 p.m. today, it is expected to pass SB 691, the bill for new State Senate districts. … Continue reading
Several groups, most of which are Bernie Sanders supporters, have called a national meeting in Washington, D.C., for September 8-10, for the purpose of discussing creating a new Progressive Party. The meeting will be at American University. The meeting is … Continue reading