On March 7, the Connecticut Joint Committee on Government Administration and Elections passed HB 5126, the National Popular Vote bill. The vote was 9-4. All the Democrats on the Committee voted for the bill. Four of the Republicans voted against … Continue reading
India holds a parliamentary election in April and May 2014. It is expected that the various parties, candidates, and other participants will spend $5,000,000,000. This will be the second most expensive election campaign in world history, topped only by the … Continue reading
Massachusetts currently has no ballot-qualified parties, other than the Democratic and Republican Parties. Massachusetts requires parties to poll 3% for any statewide race, every two years. The Green Party will run nominees this year for Secretary of State, Treasurer, and … Continue reading
On the evening of March 6, the Ohio Libertarian Party filed this strong motion for a preliminary injunction, to prevent the state from printing Libertarian primary ballots without the gubernatorial and attorney general candidates’ names. The party didn’t need to … Continue reading
The California Secretary of State has a tentative list of candidates for state office at this web page. It lists everyone who has filed to be on the June 2014 primary ballot. However, because every candidate needs at least either … Continue reading
