On February 2, the Missouri House passed HJR 43. It is a proposed constitutional amendment to require statewide initiatives to pass with 60% of the popular vote. If the bill passes the entire legislature, it will be on the ballot … Continue reading
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The Oklahoma Election Board has released a new registration tally, as of January 15, 2023. The new percentages: Republican 51.88%; Democratic 29.48%; Libertarian .90%; independent and miscellaneous 17.74%. As of November 1, 2022, the percentages had been: Republican 51.19%; Democratic … Continue reading
Two Colorado Republican legislators, Senator Barbara Kirkmeyer and Representative Mary Bradfield, have introduced SB23-101. Current law gives candidates of major parties two methods to get on a primary ballot. Either they win substantial support at a party meeting, or they … Continue reading
Two Republican Arkansas legislators, Senator Mark Johnson and Representative David Ray, have introduced HB 1025, which would prohibit collecting signatures on election day within 100 feet from the primary entrance to any building which is hosting a polling place. Here … Continue reading
On February 3, the New Mexico Senate Rules Committee passed SB 73 by 8-1. It lets independent voters choose a partisan primary ballot, without having to join the party whose ballot the voter chose. … Continue reading