On March 16, Gallup released this poll, asking voters whether they have a favorable or an unfavorable impression of the Democratic Party, and the same question for the Republican Party. Gallup has been taking this poll starting in 1992. For … Continue reading
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The Oklahoman, largest newspaper in Oklahoma, has this rousing editorial in support of the ballot access bill that has already passed the State House. Thanks to Richard Prawdzienski for the link. … Continue reading
All bills in the 2015 session of the Utah legislature to undo the changes to party nominations have failed. See this story. Therefore, the 2014 system will continue, at least for a year. The 2014 changes make it possible for … Continue reading
The Law Commission of India has recommended that the election law of India be changed to bar independent candidates. See this story. … Continue reading
Paul Clement and Neal Katyal, both past Solicitors General for the United States government, have written this article on Article II’s provision that a president must be a natural-born citizen. Apparently they were moved to write about this subject because … Continue reading