This article examines the complicated legal issues, and practical issues, that are arising from the recount that is about to start in California for the Controller’s race, a statewide race. … Continue reading
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On July 8, True the Vote dismissed its lawsuit filed a week ago to force the state to reveal the list of Mississippi voters who voted in the Democratic primary this year. The purpose of the lawsuit was to determine … Continue reading
See this Wall Street Journal article, which speculates that independent candidates will do unusually well in 2014. … Continue reading
The Republican Party has tentatively chosen Cleveland, Ohio as the host for its 2016 presidential convention. See this story. This makes it very likely that the convention will start July 18. Cleveland can’t accomodate a Republican convention in June. The … Continue reading
The District of Columbia will elect an Attorney General in November 2014 for the first time. Even though the law setting up the election says the post is a partisan office, this year the election for that office will be … Continue reading