This Politico story discusses proposed rules changes that the Republican National Convention may pass. Among the proposals is an end to giving Iowa and New Hampshire permanent rights to hold the first two delegate selection events. The chair of the … Continue reading
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This Orange County Register story says that it is considered likely that the November 2016 ballot in California’s 46th U.S. House district will have no option except to vote for a Democrat. The California top-two system is responsible for this … Continue reading
Lawrence Lessig has this essay in The Daily Beast, explaining why the Commission on Presidential Debates breaks federal campaign law when it holds general election presidential debates that are, in fact, only open to the Republican and Democratic nominees. Thanks … Continue reading
The only California U.S. Senate debate that was open to all ballot-listed candidates was held on Sunday, May 16. Here is a 3-minute television news report about the debate, from KSBW in Monterey. … Continue reading
On May 8, the ballot-qualified Liberty Union Party nominated Gloria La Riva for President and Eugene Puryear for Vice-President. They are also the nominees of the Party for Socialism & Liberation this year. The ticket will now be on the … Continue reading