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On Friday, July 14, U.S. District Court Judge David Nuffer held a hearing in United Utah Party v Cox, 2:17cv-655. It lasted three hours and seemed to go well for the party, which wants its nominee on the November 2017 … Continue reading
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The June 30, 2017 voter registration data for the District of Columbia shows these percentages for each party: Democratic 76.15%; Republican 6.23%; Green .76%; Libertarian .20%; independent and other 16.66%. As of November 2016, the percentages were: Democratic 76.06%; Republican … Continue reading
On July 13 the California Assembly Elections Committee passed SB 149. It keeps candidates off the presidential primary ballots unless they release their federal income tax returns for the last five years. The bill had already passed the Senate. It … Continue reading
The Epoch Times is a newspaper with circulation around the world, and is headquartered in New York city. Here is a lengthy and very favorable story about Rocky De La Fuente, who is currently seeking the Republican nomination for Mayor … Continue reading
On July 13, the California Senate Elections Committee passed SCA12 by a vote of 4-1. It forces counties with a population greater than 5,000,000 to have at least seven supervisors. Currently all California counties are run by Boards of Supervisors … Continue reading