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California has little to gain from allowing a free-for-all system that lets candidates run for as many offices as they'd like. Voters deserve common-sense election laws.
Submitted opinion column: Ron C. Poirier is a teacher living in East Providence.
Rep. Dean Phillips (D-Minn.) apologized to Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) for dismissing his past criticism of the primary system, as the lawmaker makes a long-shot bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. “I have an apology to make to @BernieSanders,” Phillips wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter. “I had long dismissed his complaints about the rigged…
After inadvertently removing the Idaho Primary, the legislature has until Oct. 1 to reinstate it. Otherwise, the GOP will pick their delegates based on a caucus.
Pick a toss-up state. hey, tom you know what i like, florida governor bob bram, this goes back 15 years but stands out in my mind, one time presidential candidate, albeit, he didn't get that far. but reflecting on the process said let's look to college athletics. i think he used football as an example and have a regional primary system. i've always liked senator graham's idea. it's the northeast one cycle. and four years later, it's the south. then it's the midwest, so on and so forth. everyone gets a say. the media can go in a particular area and no one state has outsized influence. that's th...