The New York Working Families Party always cross-nominates Democratic nominees for statewide office. In 2016 it had the lowest percentages for its statewide nominees since 2004. The only two statewide races up in 2016 were President and U.S. Senate. Working … Continue reading
In 2016, the New York Reform Party did not nominate anyone for President. For U.S. Senate, it only polled 17,680 votes. This showing suggests that the Reform Party won’t be able to poll as many as 50,000 votes for Governor … Continue reading
New York defines a qualified party as a group that got at least 50,000 votes for Governor. The 2016 showing for the Women’s Equality Party suggests that the party will not poll that many votes for Governor in 2018. For … Continue reading
Nevada State Senator James Settelmeyer (R-Minden) has asked legislative staff to draft a bill to put a top-two system in place in Nevada. The draft probably won’t be available until February. Senator Settelmeyer reportedly isn’t fully persuaded of the virtue … Continue reading
According to this story, the two Colorado presidential electors who lost in U.S. District Court on December 12 have appealed to the Tenth Circuit. … Continue reading
