Ohio law says a party that polled 3% or more for President in 2016 is entitled to party status. Gary Johnson polled 3.17% of the presidential vote in Ohio last month, and on December 2, the Libertarian Party asked the … Continue reading
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On December 19, seven presidential electors were allowed to cast votes for presidential candidates other than Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton. They include two Republicans from Texas, four Democrats from Washington, and one Democrat from Hawaii. See this map. In … Continue reading
According to this story, the Maine electoral college had voted a second time, and in the second vote, all the Democratic electors voted for Hillary Clinton. Also, according to the story, a Minnesota elector tried to vote for Bernie Sanders … Continue reading
On Sunday evening, December 18, at 11:04 p.m., Ohio state legislator Christina Hagan resigned as a Republican presidential elector. The Ohio Constitution appears to forbid state legislators from serving in any federal or other state office. A hearing on whether … Continue reading
The electoral college is meeting on Monday, December 19, at state capitols all around the nation. Each state sets its own time for that. One Democratic presidential elector in Maine, David Bright, voted for Bernie Sanders instead of Hillary Clinton. … Continue reading