State Election Code News Today

California Assemblymember Vince Fong can proceed with his candidacy for the former speaker's congressional seat.

Tuesday marked the beginning of early voting for local elections throughout the state. It also marked the beginning of a voter education public service announcement campaign by the New Mexico Secretary of State and others. The “Your Vote Counts, New Mexico!” campaign is a bipartisan series of videos  made by county clerks and their staff […]

Court affirms voters can privately and independently verify paper ballots marked using the ExpressVote Universal Voting System...

An update on the progress of developing final plans for the new animal control facility was presented to Kerr County Commissioners’ Court during Monday’s meeting by local architect Peter Lewis.

Early voting runs from Monday, Oct. 24, to Friday, Nov. 4. The last day to apply to vote by mail is Friday, Oct. 28. Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 8.

Law change: Drop-box for mail-in now available beginning Monday Galesburg Register-Mail GALESBURG — Secure Ballot Drop-Box for mail-in voters will be available beginning Monday in city of Galesburg.  The State Election Code was updated late Friday to permit the use of drop-boxes, again, for mail-in voters.  Beginning Monday, April 5, at 8 a.m., the secure ballot drop-box located on the City Hall front sidewalk at 55 W. Tompkins Street will be available for mail-in voters to submit their com...

Require a photo i.d. for voting. voters proposed -- they sound reasonable except when you understand close to a million of them dont have the requisite form of photo i.d. to vote. many urban, poor minorities who constitute the presidents core. democrats in the city they enjoy a 6-1 registration edge. robert simpson of the commonwealth court acknowledged it might have a bipartisan favor. but he refused to stop it. 3 as a quote, minor change to the state election code. but its actually a major cha...

Approve voter id measures and they sound reasonable except when you understand that many pennsylvanians, perhaps to a million of them, dont have the requisite form of photo id to vote. who are they, many poor urban minori minorities. one estimate holds that 18% of philadelphians lack principle forms of id. democrats in the city enjoy a 6 to 1 registration edge. now, judge robert simpson of the kompcom commonwealth court acknowledged they might have a partisan reason, but thee refused to stop it....