Free-lance writer Ross Barkan has this essay in the Village Voice: “Third Party Voters Need Persuading, Not Pummeling.” … Continue reading
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This newspaper story explains the write-in laws governing presidential elections. It points out that all write-ins in Vermont and six other states are valid, whether the write-in candidate filed a declaration of write-in candidacy or not. It also suggests that … Continue reading
Steven Machat is on the ballot as an independent candidate for U.S. Senate from Florida. The first U.S. Senate debate in that race includes only the Republican and Democratic nominees, and is set for October 14. Machat earlier sued the … Continue reading
Last week a state trial court in New York overturned a decision by the Green Party that James DePasquale is not a bona fide member of the Green Party. As a result, DePasquale is now on the ballot as the … Continue reading
The well-known blog 538.com has this article on what it would take for Evan McMullin to be sworn in as the next President. … Continue reading