On April 8, the Pew Center released a comprehensive, objective study of election administration in each state. Here is a link to the Report. The link says the study is dated February 2014, but actually it was just released. See … Continue reading
Oregon has released a registration tally as of March 1, 2014. Two particular parties are poised to move into elevated legal status if trends continue. The Independent Party will qualify for its own government-provided primary in 2016 if its registration … Continue reading
On April 4, Dan Cantor, speaking to the press, again hinted that the Working Families Party may run its own nominee for Governor of New York this year, rather than cross-endorsing Andrew Cuomo, the Democratic nominee. See this story. … Continue reading
Leamington, Ontario, will hold its election for city officers in October 2014, and all votes will be cast on the internet. See this story. Individuals who do not have access to a computer can vote on the computer at city … Continue reading
On April 22, the California Senate Elections Committee will hear SCA 16. This is the proposed state constitutional amendment to eliminate special elections when a vacancy occurs in the legislature. The proposal would let the Governor appoint someone of the … Continue reading
