On October 31, a Roanoke College Poll was released for the Virginia presidential race. It shows: Romney 49%, Obama 44%, Johnson 2%, Stein 1%, Goode 1%, undecided 5%. Thanks to Craig Marolf for the link.
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The Los Angeles Times of October 31 has this story about the award of almost $250,000 against the six individuals who filed a lawsuit in 2010 against two undemocratic aspects of California’s top-two open primary law.
The Verified Voting Foundation, in cooperation with Common Cause and the Rutgers Law School, sponsor “CountingVotes.org”, a web page with considerable information and evaluation of the ability of each state to produce a reliable vote count. In August the webpage ranked each state’s capability, and the web page is updated frequently with news on this topic. Thanks to Thomas Jones for the link.
The Boulder County, Colorado, Libertarian Party recently settled its lawsuit out-of-court, resulting in somewhat greater access for vote-counting observers. See this story.
A CNN/ORC poll for the presidential race in Florida, taken during the period October 25-28, shows these results: for likely voters, Obama 48%, Romney 48%, Johnson 1%, Stein 1%, Goode below 1%, undecided or other 1%. For registered voters, Obama 51%, Romney 44%, Johnson 2%, Stein 1%, Goode below 1%, other or undecided 2%. Thanks to Mike for the link.