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Illinois is currently one of the few states in which a qualified party can nominate someone after the primary is over, if no one won that party’s nomination in the primary. But an election law bill that is expected to … Continue reading
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The Michigan House Elections and Ethics Committee heard testimony on HB 5344 on December 2. Every person who testified was opposed to the bill. At the conclusion of the testimony, the chair of the committee declined to hold a vote … Continue reading
On December 2, U.S. Senator Rand Paul formally announced that he will seek re-election to the Senate in 2016. See this story. He has not formally said he is running for President in 2016. According to a CNN/ORC poll released … Continue reading
The Michigan House Elections & Ethics Committee is hearing testimony on HB 5974. The committee meeting started at noon, Tuesday, December 2. This is the second hearing the committee has held on the bill. It would split Michigan’s electoral votes … Continue reading
On June 26, 2014, Douglas Campbell, state chair of the Colorado Constitution Party, died. This is somewhat old news but it has just now come to the attention of B.A.N. Campbell won one of the most significant lawsuits in the … Continue reading