According to this post at Frontloading.com, the Nebraska Democratic Party recently decided not to use the May 2016 presidential primary to choose delegates to the Democratic national convention. The Nebraska Democrats didn’t use the primary for this purpose in 2012 … Continue reading
The North Carolina State Board of Elections has released this data for the November 4, 2014 election. It shows the turnout rates by party, age, and race. Registered Republicans had a turnout of 50.5%; registered Democrats were 46.1%; registered independents … Continue reading
According to this story, the Connecticut Republican Party has created a committee to evaluate whether to again let independent voters vote in Republican primaries. The committee will also discuss whether to try to persuade the legislature to move Connecticut’s presidential … Continue reading
At the November 4, 2014 election, the Conservative Party of New York polled the highest percentages for Congress and state legislature since 1990. In the 2014 election, for U.S. House, 8.46% of the voters who were able to vote “Conservative”, … Continue reading
The State Senate race in New York’s 60th district in Buffalo featured a four-candidate race, in which the winning Democrat, Marc Panepinto, won with only 32.65% of the vote. The incumbent State Senator, Republican Mark G. Grisanti, lost the Republican … Continue reading
