With the June 2 primary days away, voters who never received a ballot — or lost, damaged, or made a mistake on one — are not out of options.
Independent candidates are making waves across the US, but they are also starting to hit the toughest barriers erected by the ...
Opinion
California Voters Don’t Like Either Party. Good Thing the Primary Doesn’t Belong to The Parties
With ballots already in voters’ hands, the June 2 primary is testing whether California’s independent-minded electorate understands how much power it has.
Each of the state's qualified parties outlines its vision in official Statements of Purpose filed with the California ...
Duggan’s story is not a new one. Independent candidates across the country have run into the same wall, with many never even making it to Election Day.
Democrats, Republicans and Greens for Constitutional Office publicly defend the right of every voter to participate. The ...
When Independent Voter posted a series of videos about primary turnout on its Facebook page, the comments revealed a ...
A broad cross-partisan coalition of California reformers launched More Choice California on Monday to lead the opposition ...
A new FairVote report finds RCV cities in California have saved money, increased participation in decisive elections, and ...
A veteran-led election reform group is asking a federal court to reject an effort by the Republican Party of Texas to close ...
Independent voters in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh showed up at polling places across Pennsylvania on Tuesday with a simple ...
Independent and Latino voters can decide the June 2 primary. Most won't show up. A statewide nonpartisan campaign is racing ...
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