New Mexico now has only three qualified parties, Democratic, Republican, and Libertarian. The Green Party and the Constitution Party needed to poll one-half of 1% for president. Unofficial returns show that 4,586 votes were needed. The Green Party received 4,373, … Continue reading
Category Archives: Uncategorized
Earlier this year, the Montana Democratic Party sued to remove the Green Party from the ballot. The state and federal courts ordered the removal of the party in August, even though everyone agreed it had enough valid signatures in March, … Continue reading
This year, both Maine and Nebraska elected presidential electors from two parties. President Trump won one elector in Maine, and Joe Biden won one elector in Nebraska. Those two states are the only states that let each U.S. House district … Continue reading
Ballotpedia has collected a list of post-election lawsuits involving vote-counting disputes that relate to the presidential election. See it here. … Continue reading
St. Louis, Missouri voters passed an initiative to switch their city elections to non-partisan elections. The new system permits voters to vote for as many candidates as they wish, a system called Approval Voting. … Continue reading