As has previously been reported, the Iowa legislature this year passed rules for party caucuses that ban caucus delegates who aren’t physically present. This analysis explains how that impacts the Libertarian Party, which is the only ballot-qualified party in Iowa … Continue reading
On June 8, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled against Alabama in the lawsuit over U.S. House districts. The vote was 5-4. This will be headline news in all media, so there is no need for a longer blog post. The … Continue reading
On June 6, Idaho Attorney General Raul Labrador issued an opinion, saying the initiative to set up a top-four system, which is about to start circulating, violates the “single-subject” rule for initiatives. The opinion says that whether or not Idaho … Continue reading
The Arizona Secretary of State posts updated registration data every calendar quarter. The April 1, 2023 tally is the first one to include the No Labels Party. See it here. It shows 17 registered voters in that party. When the … Continue reading
On June 5, bills were introduced in the New York legislature to move the presidential primaries to April 2. They are A7690 and S7550, and they are expected to pass quickly. New York holds its primaries for non-presidential office in … Continue reading
