On November 16, the Rhode Island Republican Party voted to maintain the policy of letting independent voters vote in Republican primaries. Although a majority of delegates wanted to close the party’s primaries, the measure required two-thirds to pass, and the idea did not have that much support. See this story.
Ballot Access News
Edited By Richard Winger
Since when can a FACTION of ALL public Electors make ANY *law* ???
As usual – the brain dead courts are brain dead about election 000001 type stuff.
Nominations by ALL electors (top 2 primaries) or SOME electors — as controlled by PUBLIC laws — NOT faction laws.
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