As noted previously, on June 19, a U.S. District Court Magistrate determined that New York election law is unconstitutional because it lets two or more qualified parties jointly nominate the same candidate and gives multiple spots on the ballot for … Continue reading
California’s Secretary of State only tallies the number of registered voters once in odd years. In 2013, the tally was as of February 10, and there won’t be another state tally until January 2014. However, some California county election offices … Continue reading
New York city voters will probably have seven or eight different Mayoral candidates on their November 5, 2013 ballot. The Republican and Democratic Parties will choose their Mayoral nominees in September, and is is somewhat likely the Democratic race will … Continue reading
On July 1, the Tenth Circuit delayed the briefing schedule in Citizen Center v Gessler, 12-1414, to wait for the Colorado Supreme Court decision in another secret ballot case. In Citizen Center v Gessler, the U.S. District Court had ruled … Continue reading
The North Carolina State Board of Elections recently released new voter registration data. See here for the county-by-county breakdown. Current percentages are: Democratic 42.89%; Republican 30.81%; independent 25.98%; Libertarian .33%. As of November 2012, the percentages were: Democratic 43.17%; Republican … Continue reading
