Massachusetts Congressmember Ayanna Presley has this op-ed opposing Question Three, the top-two initiative. It appears in Mass Live, an electronic news outlet based in Springfield.
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On October 28, U.S. District Court Judge David O. Carter, a Clinton employee, refused the federal government’s request to force California to separate out approximately 20,000 voted ballots from the count. U.S.A. v State of California, c.d., 2:26cv-12025. The order emphasizes that the federal government is free to continue enforcing federal law that makes it a crime for a non-citizen to vote.
This article in the Wyoming Tribune Eagle, the daily newspaper of Cheyenne, exposes how write-in votes are treated in Wyoming. The article concerns write-ins in primaries for Precinct Committee. But what the article says about those write-ins is also true in general elections. Wyoming won’t tally write-ins.
Tennessee held a televised gubernatorial debate on October 27. See this story. The three candidates were the Democratic nominee and two independent candidates.
Albany, New York ABC TV Station WTEN has this article about why New York only has the Democratic and Republican nominees this year on the ballot for all the statewide offices.