Ed Kilgore has this article in New Yorker about thoughts on the major party national conventions this year, and how the corona virus might impact them.
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The Oregon legislature adjourned a few days ago, and HB 4026 failed to pass, even though it had passed the House and the Senate Committee. It would have made it easier for parties to remain on the ballot. The Working Families Party will now need to do a registration drive if it wants to remain on the ballot. Probably the party will do that, after the May primary is over.
Roger Misso, who is a Democrat running for the party’s nomination for U.S. House, 24th district, has called on the state to suspend the need for candidates to collect signatures during the corona virus outbreak. In New York, Democrats and Republicans must petition to get themselves on the ballot for district office. Misso needs 1,250 signatures of Democrats to get on the June primary ballot.
The Washington Secretary of State’s website as these Democratic presidential primary results.
Here are the Republican results.
Idaho held presidential primaries for the Republican, Democratic, and Constitution Parties on March 10. Here is a link to the results. In the Constitution Party, the vote was: Don Blankenship 197, Sheila Tittle 167, Charles Kraut 109, Daniel Clyde Cummings 106, J. R. Myers 94, Don J. Grundmann 74. Thanks to Jeff Becker for the link.