The website The Green Papers has lots of data about U.S. elections, including a list of which presidential candidates have filed for write-in status in each state. This information is constantly changing, because in some states the deadline for filing … Continue reading
On October 19, U.S. District Court Judge John D. Bates refused to order the Federal Election Commission to decide whether a presidential candidate who seeks the nomination of his or her party, but who doesn’t get that nomination, can then … Continue reading
The Columbus, Ohio Metropolitan Club is sponsoring a U.S. House debate, 12th district, on October 30, and has invited the nominees of all three parties who are on the ballot (Republican, Democratic, and Libertarian). This is a very unusual development … Continue reading
Thanks to readers of this blog, contributions to the Coalition for Free & Open Elections (COFOE) have recently been generous, so that the cert petition in Buscemi v Bell can go forward. This is the case in which the Fourth … Continue reading
Thomson Reuters has this article raising the possibility that some presidential electors in 2020 might vote for someone in the electoral college who is not the individual who won the popular vote in that elector’s state. There are many articles … Continue reading
