On October 10, California Governor Jerry Brown signed AB 477, which puts the Green Party’s internal rules into the election code. He also signed AB 1461, which says that all adult citizens known to exist in California will automatically be … Continue reading
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Several constitutional ballot access cases filed for the 2012 election are still pending. In Georgia, the ballot access case filed by the Green and Constitution Parties is undergoing discovery, in preparation for a trial. This case challenges the law on … Continue reading
On Friday, October 9, supporters of Democratic presidential candidate Larry Lessig held a protest in New York city outside the building where CNN broadcasts. CNN is hosting the October 13 debate for Democrats, and so far is excluding Lessig, even … Continue reading
Dan Cantor, head of the New York Working Families Party, has this letter in the October 10 New York Times. Cantor defends fusion, the practice of letting two parties jointly nominate the same candidate. … Continue reading
On October 9, a Field Poll was released for the U.S. Senate race in California. The results are here. The two strongest Democratic candidates are at 30% and 17%. The strongest Republican is at 9%. If these results persist, it … Continue reading