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Missoula County Commissioners Vote to Put Representatives from Each Party that has a County Organization on the Election Advisory Commission

Posted on April 4, 2018 by Richard WingerApril 4, 2018
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On April 4, the Missoula County, Montana Board of Supervisors voted that every ballot-qualified party with a county structure in the county should have a representative on the county’s Election Advisory Commission. See this story.

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Albuquerque Journal Editorializes Against Bringing Back Straight-Ticket Device

Posted on April 4, 2018 by Richard WingerApril 4, 2018
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On April 3, the Albuquerque Journal published this editorial, saying New Mexico is better off without a straight-ticket device. Thanks to Rick Lass for the link.

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Green Party Member Elected to Dane County, Wisconsin, Board of Supervisors

Posted on April 4, 2018 by Richard WingerApril 4, 2018
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On April 3, Green Party member Yogesh Chawla was elected to the Dane County, Wisconsin, Board of Supervisors, from district 6. He defeated his opponent by 52.6% to 47.4%. The election was non-partisan.

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Sacramento Bee Story on California’s Unique Policy of Printing Occupations of Each Candidate on Ballot

Posted on April 4, 2018 by Richard WingerApril 4, 2018
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California is the only state that prints a candidate’s occupation on the ballot. This Sacramento Bee story discusses the pros and cons of that policy.

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California Election Returns for Assembly in Three Districts

Posted on April 4, 2018 by Richard WingerApril 4, 2018
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California held special elections on April 3 for three vacant Assembly seats. Here are the unofficial election returns (scroll down). Democrats won the 54th district seat. In the 39th and 45th districts, no one got a majority so a run-off will be held in June between one Democrat and one Republican.

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