The Oregon legislature adjourns for the year on Monday, July 10. The National Popular Vote plan bills both had a hearing in the Senate Committee on June 21, but the committee has not moved either bill. HB 2927 is the … Continue reading
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At the beginning of 2017, the cost of buying the list of registered voters in Arizona was far higher than the costs in any other state. The state charged 5 cents for paper records per name, and one cent per … Continue reading
On June 30, Paul Goldman, a Virginia proponent of a local initiative in Richmond, sued the State Board of Elections to overturn the law that won’t let his committee have a copy of the registered voter list. Virginia law lets … Continue reading
According to this story in the Moscow Times, Vladimir Putin will run as an independent candidate in the March 2018 presidential election. UPDATE: this article is more comprehensive. … Continue reading
On July 4, David Hadley, who was a member of the California Assembly 2014-2016, said he will run for Governor of California in 2018. That makes three prominent Republicans who are seeking the office. Having three well-known Republicans increases the … Continue reading