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Justice Party 2012 Vice-Presidential Nominee Joins Green Party, Will Run for California Governor in 2014

Posted on July 21, 2013 by adminJuly 21, 2013
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Luis Rodriguez, the Justice Party’s vice-presidential nominee in 2012, has re-registered into the Green Party, and will run for Governor of California in 2014. See this story from Green Party Watch. … Continue reading →

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Hawaii Democratic Party Files Brief, in its Lawsuit Against the Open Primary

Posted on July 19, 2013 by adminJuly 19, 2013
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On July 17, the Hawaii Democratic Party filed this brief in its lawsuit to obtain a closed primary for itself. The motion for summary judgment and injunctive relief is 6 pages; the Memo of Points & Authorities is 35 pages. … Continue reading →

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Two Virginia Gubernatorial Polls Show Importance of Including Ballot-Listed Candidates in Polls

Posted on July 19, 2013 by adminJuly 19, 2013
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On July 16, both Public Policy Polling and Quinnipiac University Polls released Virginia gubernatorial election returns. The Public Policy Poll included all three candidates listed on the ballot, and got these results: Democrat Terry McAuliffe 41%, Republican Ken Cuccinelli 37%, … Continue reading →

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Maryland Republican Party May Invite Independent Voters to Vote in Primaries

Posted on July 18, 2013 by adminJuly 18, 2013
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The Maryland Republican Party is mulling over whether to let independent voters vote in Republican Party primaries. See this story. The Maryland Republican Party previously let independent voters vote in its primary, but later the party changed its mind and … Continue reading →

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Activists in Turkey Fight to Reduce Vote Threshold for Parties to Win Seats in Parliament

Posted on July 16, 2013 by adminJuly 16, 2013
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Turkey uses proportional representation, but requires parties to poll 10% of the national vote to have any seats in Parliament. This article says that the movement to lower the threshold to something lower is picking up popular support. The article … Continue reading →

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