On September 10, the California Senate passed AB 1461 by 25-15. Later on the same day, the Assembly passed it. It provides that California adult citizens who obtain a drivers license, or a state ID card, or who renew those, … Continue reading
The Alaska Division of Elections has finally determined that the Constitution Party’s petition for presidential ballot status is valid. The party had submitted the petition in June. It took the state months to check the signatures because the Division of … Continue reading
Early in the morning of September 11, one male Michigan state legislator resigned and one female Michigan state legislator was expelled, due to their having had an affair and then trying to cover it up. See this story. The actions … Continue reading
The CNN presidential debate set for September 16 will include eleven candidates, not ten. They are the same ten candidates who were in the August Fox News debate, plus Carly Fiorina. The secondary debate, set for two hours earlier, will … Continue reading
On September 9, a Pennsylvania state trial court ruled in favor of Ray Tonkin, who is running for re-election as District Attorney of Pike County. Tonkin is a registered Republican. He lost the race for the Republican nomination in this … Continue reading
