I thought this was an interesting article. It may be behind a paywall for some. … Continue reading
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On January 29, the Florida House Ethics, Elections and Open Government subcommittee (part of the State Affairs Committee) passed HJR 335, to require statewide initiatives to pass with 66.67% of the vote. The bill is sponsored by Representative Rick Roth … Continue reading
Here are a couple stories on this matter. This is a rather short story from the Associated Press. More in-depth coverage is provided in this Columbus Dispatch article. … Continue reading
Here is a blog post from Friday, February 2 that reviews a recent study by Justin Grimmer and Abhinav Ramaswamy of the Democracy and Polarization Lab at Stanford University that analyses Trump’s various fraud claims about the 2020 presidential election … Continue reading
On February 2, the New Mexico House Judiciary Committee passed HB 19. It makes it a felony for anyone to send the National Archives a certification that a slate of particular presidential electors have been elected, if in fact those … Continue reading