John Wolfe, Jr., of Chattanooga, Tennessee polled 11.83% of the vote in the March 24 Democratic presidential primary in Louisiana, according to the Secretary of State’s unofficial election returns. Four candidates were on the ballot in that primary. President Obama received 76.45%; Bob Ely received 6.57%; Darcy Richardson received 5.15%.

According to this story, Wolfe’s showing entitles him to at least one delegate. The story says he is the only person who has polled enough votes in any Democratic presidential primary this year to obtain a delegate. However, in Oklahoma, Randall Terry also received enough votes for a delegate. However, apparently Terry didn’t run any candidates for Delegate in Oklahoma.

Wolfe’s stance on issues is considered to be to the left of President Obama. Here is a web page about him.

According to this story, Texas Democrats are exerting themselves to help defeat Kesha Rogers in the Democratic primary for U.S. House, 22nd district. The district is strongly Republican. Two candidates filed in the Democratic primary. One of them, Rogers, supports the Lyndon LaRouche movement and advocates that President Obama be impeached.

On March 13, Wellington, Florida held an election for its village council (Wellington calls itself a “village” but it has a population of 57,000). After the results were certified, it was discovered that the Dominion vote-counting machines had malfunctioned. The clerk of the village would like to re-certify the election with the correct winners, but it is not clear that such a move is legal. The matter is pending in state court. See this story.