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On July 8, the Field Poll released this poll for the California U.S. Senate race. It shows that 15% of the voters have already decided to leave their ballot blank, and another 22% are undecided. The ballot lists only two … Continue reading
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California held a presidential primary for six parties on June 7, including the American Independent Party. None of the seven candidates whose names were printed on the AIP ballot were well-known. It is now been determined that approximately two-thirds of … Continue reading
The incumbent Coroner of Lake County, Illinois, hopes to be re-elected this year. The race is partisan. He initially circulated petitions to run in the Democratic primary, but withdrew from that race. Now Democrats in the county have challenged his … Continue reading
On July 7, Better for America issued a press release saying it has enough valid signatures in New Mexico. However, the press release turned out to be inaccurate. This post has been re-written. The original post said the Secretary of … Continue reading
On July 7, a U.S. District Court heard arguments in Correll v Herring, e.d., Virginia, 3:16cv-467. This newspaper story describes the hearing, although it does not say anything about which way Judge Robert Payne appeared to be leaning. The article … Continue reading