On December 3, the New York Board of Elections released the official vote totals. See them here. The only declared write-in presidential candidates who polled as much as 100 write-ins were Kanye West 1,897; Brian Carroll 805; Gloria La Riva … Continue reading
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Virginia elects its statewide state officers in years following presidential elections. Virginia permits all qualified parties to decide for themselves whether to nominate by primary or convention. For the 2021 statewide offices, the Republican Party will nominate by convention. The … Continue reading
On Saturday, December 5, the Eleventh Circuit agreed with a U.S. District Court that a lawsuit filed to overturn the Georgia election returns should be dismissed. Wood v Raffensperger, 20-14418. Here is the 20-page opinion. The case was filed by … Continue reading
The presidential total, as calculated by the Associated Press, now shows that Joe Biden has 51.4%. Only four Democratic nominees for president have polled that high since the Civil War. The other three Democratic nominees who polled that high since … Continue reading
Dan Schnur here writes that a multi-party system works better than the two-party system used in the U.S. He is a political scientist and was formerly a high ranking official to California Governor Pete Wilson. Thanks to Independent Voter News … Continue reading