On June 2, the Third Circuit issued a 31-page opinion in Constitution Party of Pennsylvania v Cortes, 15-3046. It says that the U.S. District Court decision last year, invalidating Pennsylvania’s system that puts petitioning groups in danger of having to … Continue reading
Ilya Shapiro has this piece in USA Today, suggesting that three individuals might receive electoral votes in November 2016, thus depriving any candidate of a majority in the electoral college. He suggests the third person to receive electoral votes might … Continue reading
For recent elections, exit polling in the United States has been mostly done by Edison Research, headquartered in New Jersey. Edison contracts with five television networks and the Associated Press to do the work of exit polling. Last month, when … Continue reading
On May 31, Nebraska State Senator Laura Ebke announced that she had changed her registration from Republican to Libertarian. See this story. She lives in Crete and was last re-elected in 2014. She is up in 2018 and has not … Continue reading
On RealClearPolitics’ Latest Polls page today, Quinnipiac and Public Policy Polling have begun including presidential candidates Gary Johnson (Libertarian Party) and Jill Stein (Green Party) in their Georgia polls. Quinnipiac results (Georgia) have Clinton at 40%, Trump at 38%, Johnson … Continue reading
