Filing for California’s June 2014 primary has closed. In the 31st U.S. House district, there are again two Republicans running, and four Democrats running. The district is strongly Democratic. In November 2012, Mitt Romney only received 41% of the vote … Continue reading
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On March 13, the Oklahoma House passed HB 2134 by a vote of 74-11. It reduces the number of signatures for a newly-qualifying party from 5% of the last vote cast, to 2.5% of the last vote cast. All eleven … Continue reading
On March 13, the New Hampshire House passed HB 1322, which lowers the vote test for qualified party status from 4% to 3%. The only offices that count for the vote test are U.S. Senate and Governor. New Hampshire is … Continue reading
On March 13, the Missouri House passed HB 1902, which moves the presidential primary from February to March. Thanks to FrontloadingHQ for this news. … Continue reading
On March 13, the Kansas Senate Ethics & Elections Committee passed HB 2130. It is an omnibus election law bill, and among other things, repeals the ban on out-of-state circulators. The bill had passed the House last year. Kansas has … Continue reading