Florida has 17 qualified parties, more than any other state. This year, as usual, Florida has 20 State Senate races and 120 State House races. Out of all those 140 legislative races, only four parties have any legislative candidates. The … Continue reading
Two cases involving minor parties are likely to be filed soon in the U.S. Supreme Court. Both cases are very strong. Upstate Jobs Party v Kosinski challenges New York campaign finance laws that make it possible for individuals to give … Continue reading
Washington Post Jennifer Rubin has this essay on choices available to anti-Trump Republicans, including their possibility of creating a new party. Thanks to Independent Political Report for the link. … Continue reading
The Nevada Secretary of State has released a registration tally as of October 1, 2024. The percentages are: Democratic 30.04%; Republican 29.08%; Constitution (Independent American) 4.47%; Libertarian .81%; independent and miscellaneous 35.61%. The number of Greens is not available and … Continue reading
This is today’s Cato Institute podcast, hosted by Caleb Brown, with Walter Olson discussing Ranked Choice Voting. … Continue reading
