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California journalist and author Joe Mathews here analyzes how the top-two system will work in the California 2018 gubernatorial election. Thanks to Irv Sutley for the link. … Continue reading
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This Salon article by Matthew Rozsa says that the Libertarian and Green Parties have been working together to improve U.S. elections. Despite the expansive title, the only activism mentioned in the body of the article is the recent advance for … Continue reading
The Texas bill to ban the straight-ticket device, HB 433, has been re-numbered to HB 25. House bills with numbers of 40 or lower indicate that the leadership of the House considers such bills a priority. Thanks to Mark Miller … Continue reading
On February 16, U.S. District Court Judge Orlando Garcia, a Clinton appointee, sanctioned Texas state government for failing to follow court orders to produce certain pieces of evidence. The case is Stringer v Pablos, w.d., SA-16-CA-257. The issue is whether … Continue reading
The same ballot access improvement bill that was introduced in the Tennessee House last week is also now introduced in the Senate. The Senate bill is SB 770, sponsored by Senator Mae Beavers (R-Mt. Juliet). Both bills lower the number … Continue reading