Political science professor Joshua Tucker has this column in the Washington Post, mulling over the possibility that faithless presidential electors from states such as Ohio or Texas might put someone like John Kasich or Ted Cruz into the running for … Continue reading
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Georgia this year required independent presidential candidates to file their 7,500 signatures by July 12. But the state also required such candidates to file the names of the presidential elector candidates by July 1. Rocky De La Fuente petitioned in … Continue reading
Georgia is holding 236 legislative elections next month: 56 state senate races and 180 state house races. Only 46 of those 236 races have more than one candidate on the ballot. Yet whenever Georgia ballot access laws are challenged, the … Continue reading
Bruce Entry, one of the four independent candidates for U.S. Senate in Florida, brought four armed security guards with him on the evening of October 17, as he tried to gain entry to the debate stage. See this story. He … Continue reading
This McClatchy newspaper chain story about Laurence Kotlikoff says that he has filed as a write-in presidential candidate in every state that has such a procedure, except for North Carolina. Kotlikoff does appear to have the best resume for presidential … Continue reading