Emily Hoeven, author at the CalMatters website, here writes about California’s partisan statewide elections. As she points out, they are stunningly predictable. Ever since top-two took system effect in 2011, Democrats have won every statewide race, generally with a big margin.
Reason Magazine has this essay on the failure of the U.S. Supreme Court to hear the Georgia ballot access case, Cowen v Raffensperger, 22-101.
All states hold legislative elections on November 8, 2022, except for Louisiana, Mississippi, New Jersey, and Virginia.
Among the 46 states with legislative elections, the only three with no independent or minor party candidates on the ballot are Georgia, Illinois, and Kentucky.
This story about the Georgia Libertarian Party statewide nominees says the Libertarian candidate for Lieutenant Governor, Ryan Graham, is polling 7.6% in an Atlanta Journal-Constitution Poll. Both major parties have nominees in all the Georgia statewide office elections.
On October 3, a Connecticut state court will hear a case challenging the Independent Party’s nominations, on the grounds that the party hasn’t re-filed its bylaws with the Secretary of State for several years. See this story.
