This Washington Post story reveals that several Republican candidates for statewide office in this year’s Virginia primaries were willing to stand in line for hours. They thought being first in line meant they would be listed first on the ballot. … Continue reading
In the November 2016 election, Onondaga County, New York, tallied all write-in votes, even though no law required election officials to prepare this tally. Here is a newspaper story about the tally. Onondaga County contains Syracuse and is one of … Continue reading
On March 7, the Hawaii Senate passed SB 462 unanimously. It deletes the requirement that candidate petitions ask signers to show the last four digits of their Social Security Number. Unfortunately the bill does not delete the same requirement for … Continue reading
On March 6, the Idaho House passed HB 197, and on March 13, the Senate State Affairs Committee passed it. It changes procedures for special U.S. House elections. The current law was written in 1899 and has never been used, … Continue reading
North Carolina Representative Harry Warren, a Republican, has introduced HB 193. It changes the terms of state legislators from two years to four years. It also includes term limits of three terms. … Continue reading
