On February 6, the Wyoming Senate passed SF 98, which says that in school board races, the party affiliation of each candidate should be listed. On February 12, the Wyoming House Corporations Committee also passed it. There would be no … Continue reading
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Bills have been introduced in both houses of the New Hampshire primary to move the non-presidential primaries from September to earlier dates. HB 481, with five sponsors, moves it to the second Tuesday in June. SB 222, with two sponsors, … Continue reading
On Friday evening, February 14, newly sworn-in Health & Human Services head Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., rescinded layoff notices for employees of the Indian Health Services. See this story. … Continue reading
Pennsylvania Representative Jared G. Solomon (D-Philadelphia) has introduced HB 280, to let independent voters vote in partisan primaries.
New York Assemblymember Robert Carroll (D-Brooklyn) has introduced A90. It establishes a top-two system for all partisan office except president. Oddly, it provides for ranked choice voting in the primary, but not the general. Of course, with only two candidates … Continue reading