At the November 5 election, Libertarian candidates for U.S. Senate received 1,025,765 votes. This is not the first time the party’s candidates for U.S. Senate have topped one million. It also happened in 1992, 2000, 2016, and 2020. The 2024 … Continue reading
On December 16, two proposed initiatives to repeal the Alaska top-four system were submitted. The state has two months to approve the wording. If the wording is approved, the signature-gathering can begin. See this story. … Continue reading
Two New Jersey Assemblymembers introduced AB 5116 on December 9. It changes New Jersey primary ballot format to an office group ballot. It is pending in the Assembly Committee on Ballot Design. It has no effect on the general election … Continue reading
On November 5, minor party and independent candidates for U.S. Senate received 3.3% of the total vote cast for U.S. Senate. This does not include write-in votes. Also this only includes the 33 regularly-scheduled Senate elections, not special elections. Ten … Continue reading
On December 10, a New Jersey state appeals court heard arguments in In Re Malinowski, A-3542-21T2. Here is a news story about the hearing. The three judges seemed very engaged in the case, and although the story says they didn’t … Continue reading
