Texas HB 3101 failed to advance in the State Senate, so it cannot pass. It would have moved the deadline to file as a declared write-in candidate to the same date on which candidates for the same office file to … Continue reading
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In June 2012, the federal government sued Georgia for failing to comply with the federal law that protects overseas absentee voters. The case is United States v State of Georgia, northern district, 1:12cv-2230. The federal law requires election officials to … Continue reading
On May 31, Jesse Ventura says he may run for President in 2016. He spoke to the press in Minneapolis. If he does run for President, it apparently will be as an independent candidate. He is also speaking at the … Continue reading
Both sides in the pending federal lawsuit Arizona Legislative v Arizona Redistricting Commission have jointly filed a gentle reminder to the U.S. District Court that it has been over six months since the oral argument, and the opinion hasn’t come … Continue reading
The referendum petition in Wyoming sponsored by the Constitution Party does not have enough signatures to qualify. The state required 15% of the registered voters to sign the petition, and allowed less than three months. The Secretary of State’s office … Continue reading