The Huffington Post has this column by Rob Richie, advocating bigger U.S. House of Representatives districts that would each elect three (or possibly more) members. Also, the column advocates the rules used for the Illinois House of Representatives 1870-1980, in … Continue reading
On September 30, a Superior Court Judge ordered Palmdale, California, not to hold its scheduled election for city office. The election had been set for November 5. The order came in a lawsuit filed against the city’s at-large city council … Continue reading
According to this story, the Governor of North Carolina, and also the legislature of North Carolina, are each hiring private attorneys to defend the state from the lawsuit filed yesterday against several new North Carolina election laws. The state’s Attorney … Continue reading
Dan Winslow, a Republican state legislator in his second term, has resigned from the Massachusetts House, effective September 29. Besides being a state legislator, he was general counsel to Americans Elect from its founding until it dissolved. He had introduced … Continue reading
On October 1, the U.S. Supreme Court released a list of eight cases that the Court is accepting for full review. None of the eight is an election law case. One election law case had been on the September 30 … Continue reading
