The California Secretary of State’s “Statement of Votes” for November 2014 will be posted on her web page on Friday, December 12. Although the semi-official results are on the web page now, there is a lot of data that is … Continue reading
On December 3, the Illinois legislature passed SB 172, after deleting an amendment that would have injured ballot access. The bill expands election-day registration, and also increases the period of time in which early voting may take place. On December … Continue reading
On December 5, U.S. District Court Judge James Teilborg declared Arizona’s definition of “political committee” to be unconstitutional because it is vague and overbroad. Galassini v Town of Fountain Hills, 2:11cv-2097. The case began in 2011 when Dina Galassini was … Continue reading
On December 6, Randy Fontenot, a registered member of the Constitution Party, defeated his Democratic opponent, in the race for Chief of Police for the City of Eunice. Here are the returns. Scroll down until you see “Chief of Police … Continue reading
Libertarian Chad Perry has won his run-off against his Democratic opponent. The office, Justice of the Peace, ward 7, Calcasieu Parish, is a partisan race. Here is a link to the returns. Scroll down to Justice of the Peace. … Continue reading
