Oregon held presidential primaries for three parties on May 17. No names were printed on the Independent Party’s primary ballot. Election officials promised to tally all the write-ins in that primary, since it is the write-in votes that will determine … Continue reading
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This St. Louis Post-Dispatch editorial hopes that the Republican and Democratic Parties will act to eliminate the automatic time preference that Iowa and New Hampshire enjoy, in the presidential selection process for those two parties. … Continue reading
The Hoover Institution’s publication, Eureka, has this commentary about California’s top-two system by Steve Greenhut. It also has this commentary by Paul “Pete” Peterson. UPDATE: the Greenhut piece has been republished in R Street, a Washington, D.C. politics blog. Also, … Continue reading
On May 31, Monmouth University Polls released this general election presidential poll within New Jersey. It includes Gary Johnson and Jill Stein. See question three. The poll shows a somewhat narrow lead for Hillary Clinton inside New Jersey, whether Johnson … Continue reading
The last time the Green Party completed a petition to be on the 2016 ballot for President was in the fall of 2015, when it completed its Arkansas presidential petition. The Nevada Green Party seems likely to be the first … Continue reading