On April 16, the Constitution Party nominated Darrell Castle for President. Thanks to Charles Deemer for this information. The vice-presidential nominee is Scott Bradley. In 2010, Bradley was the party’s nominee for U.S. Senate from Utah, and he polled 5.67%, … Continue reading
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In November 2016, the voters of Canada’s smallest province, Prince Edward Island, will vote on whether to use proportional representation in future elections for the provincial legislative body. See this story. … Continue reading
On April 15, filing for the Oklahoma primary for Congress, state office, and partisan county office, closed. Here is a link to the candidate list. Thirteen Libertarians filed for legislature. Assuming none of them withdraws, this will be the highest … Continue reading
On April 15, the Arizona Democratic Party, and the national Democratic Party, and some Arizona voters filed a federal lawsuit against several Arizona restrictions on voting, include the law making it illegal for anyone to deliver more than a few … Continue reading
Solomon Yue, a member of the Republican Party’s Rules Committee, wants the convention to use Robert’s Rules of Order. See this story. Using Robert’s Rules of Order would give more power to individual delegates and less power to Paul Ryan, … Continue reading