On May 3, Vermont Representative Jarrod Sammis announced that he has left the Republican Party and joined the Libertarian Party. See this story. Sammis is in his first term, and represents the Rutland-3 district. In Vermont, the voter registration form … Continue reading
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According to this story, Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro supports moving the 2024 primary for all office from April to March. The article says the main opposition to the move comes from people concerned that primary candidates would need to petition … Continue reading
On May 2, the Hawaii legislature passed SB 141. It says that if a presidential elector doesn’t vote for the presidential nominee that he or she had been expected to vote for, that elector is replaced with someone else.
In August 2017, some Georgia voters filed a lawsuit in state court, alleging that the Georgia vote-counting system is not reliable and the election results are not subject to being audited. Curling v Raffensperger, Superior Court, Fulton County, 2017cv-292233. A … Continue reading
Proponents of abolishing the ability of parties to have nominees will attempt to get a top-four initiative on the ballot in Idaho. They have filed the initial paperwork with Idaho officials, but the petitioning won’t start for a while. See … Continue reading