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- Three New Mexico Election Law Bills Advance February 18, 2019On February 18, three election law bills passed the New Mexico House State Government, Elections and Indian Affairs Committee. All three now go to the Judiciary Committee. They are HB 93 (switching from a closed primary to a semi-closed primary), … Continue reading →
- Carl Pope, Former Head of Sierra Club, Asks if Anyone Who Runs Outside the Two Major Parties is an Enemy of Democracy February 18, 2019Carl Pope, former head of the Sierra Club, has this opinion piece at Salon. He says that anyone who runs outside the two major parties for president “is an enemy of democracy.” The chance that Howard Schultz might run for … Continue reading →
- Jacobin Magazine Reviews Details of Lyndon LaRouche’s Political Odyssey February 17, 2019Jacobin Magazine has this thorough and interesting accout of Lyndon LaRouche’s history of political activism, with emphasis on the early years. The article is by Scott McLemee. … Continue reading →
- New Hampshire Legislature May Pass Ranked Choice Voting Bill, but for Now, Wants to Think About it Some More February 17, 2019On February 13, the New Hampshire House Election Law Committee declined to pass HB 728, which would have provided for ranked choice voting for all federal and state office. But the committee did not defeat the bill either. It will … Continue reading →
- New Mexico Bill to Replace “Disobedient” Presidential Electors February 16, 2019New Mexico Representative Matthew McQueen (D-Santa Fe) has introduced HB 425. It says if a presidential elector does not vote for his or her party’s presidential nominee, he or she will be replaced. The text of the bill is here. … Continue reading →
- Maryland Bill to Allow Baltimore to Use Ranked Choice Voting is Withdrawn February 16, 2019Maryland HB 26 has been withdrawn by its lead sponsor, Delegate Brooke Lierman. It would have authorized Baltimore city to use ranked choice voting for elections for its own officers. See this story. Thanks to Steve Kamp for the link. … Continue reading →
- American Delta Party Registration in Delaware Slips Below Required Number for Qualified Status February 16, 2019Delaware recognizes parties if they have registration of at least one-tenth of 1% of the state total. At the February 2019 tally, the American Delta Party, which had been qualified, slipped below the minimum needed. It has 664 registrants but … Continue reading →
- Ninth Circuit Rejects Secretary of State’s Rehearing Request in California Ballot Labels Case February 16, 2019On February 8, the Ninth Circuit refused to rehear Soltysik v Padilla, 16-55758. This is the lawsuit that challenges California’s refusal to put the party label of candidates on the ballot (for congress or partisan state office) if the candidate … Continue reading →
- Three New Mexico Election Law Bills Advance February 18, 2019
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- 16 changes to the candidate list. February 19, 201916 changes to the candidate list: Alabama: House CD 6: Kaynen Bryant Pellegrino (Other) - added. California: House CD 50: El Cajon Mayor William Daniel "Bill" Wells (Republican) - added. Colorado: House CD 6: Jaimie Kulikowski (Natural Law) - previously listed as Republican. Florida: House CD 20: Lateresa Ann "L.A." Jones (Republican) - a […]
- 12 changes to the candidate list. February 15, 201912 changes to the candidate list: Georgia: House CD 7: Carolyn Bourdeaux (Democratic) - previously listed as Republican. Mississippi: Governor: former Mississippi Supreme Court Chief Justice William "Bill" Waller, Jr. (Republican) - added. Lieutenant Governor: Shane Quick (Republican) - added. Treasurer: Eugene S. "Buck" Clarke (Republica […]
- 4 changes to the candidate list. February 14, 20194 changes to the candidate list: Kansas: House CD 2: Congressman Steve Watkins (Republican) - added as candidate. Missouri: House CD 3: Katy Geppert (Democratic) - added. Pennsylvania: House CD 12 Special: Stacy Garrity (Republican) - added. House CD 18: Donald Raymond "Don" Nevills (Independent) - added.
- 4 changes to the candidate list. February 13, 20194 changes to the candidate list: Arizona: Senate Class 3 Special: Mark Kelly (Democratic) - added. Colorado: House CD 3: Monica Foguth (Democratic) - added. Maryland: House CD 5: Mckayla Wilkes (Democratic) - added. North Carolina: House CD 3: Daryl Farrow (Democratic) - added.
- 16 changes to the candidate list. February 19, 2019
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- New American Independent Party has second candidate announce plans to seek 2012 NAIP Presidential nominationMark Graham of Florida has officially announce intentions to seek the 2012 New American Independent Party nomination for President of the United States of America. Graham is a New American Independent Party of Florida state committee member. Graham follows Roger Nichols of Missouri as the second candidate in as many months to officially announce the […]
- Independent & Third Party Candidates not Welcome in Idaho DebateThe City Club of Boise has scheduled a candidate forum (debate) on September 15, 2010 for candidates for Governor. The nominees of both the Democratic and Republican Parties were invited. However, three other minor party or independent candidates running for Governor were not invited. The most prominent of the three candidates not invited was independent Jan […]
- New American Independent Party endorses Independent Jana KempThe New American Independent Party has announced that it is endorsing Jana Kemp for Governor of Idaho. Kemp is running as an independent. More information can be found at newamericanindependent.com Jana Kemp for Governor http://www.votekemp.com/ Jana Kemp For Governor PO Box 8045 Boise ID 83707
- Roger Nichols to seek NAIP Presidential Nomination in 2012The Citizen Uprising reported that the state chairman of the New American Independent Party of Missiouri, Roger Nichols, will be seeking the 2012 NAIP Presidential nomination. Nichols is the first candidate to officially announce intentions to seek the 2012 New American Independent Party nomination for President of the United States of America. Read more her […]
- New American Independent Party has second candidate announce plans to seek 2012 NAIP Presidential nomination
