Political Note #509 Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia elections
Pennsylvania and Ohio's Senate races could flip the Senate. Ohio's Supreme Court race could shape the state's future.
Political Note #507 Texas elections
Could it happen this time? Can a Democrat win state-wide office in Texas?
Political Note #505 California’s Election
Democrats may dominate in California, but Democratic Congressional candidates in California who get help can change the country.
Political Note #501 State Supreme Courts of Arkansas, Kentucky, Montana, and New Mexico
Arguably, elections to state supreme courts are among the most important and most neglected at the same time. Consider Arkansas, Kentucky, Montana, and New Mexico.
Political Note #492 Illinois Supreme Court — Elizabeth Rochford and Mary K. O’Brien
Elizabeth Rochford in Judicial District 2 and Mary K. O'Brien in Judicial District 3 are the Democratic candidates for Illinois' Supreme Court.
Political Note #492 Michigan Supreme Court — Justice Richard Bernstein and candidate Kyra Harris Bolden
Reelecting Justice Richard Bernstein and electing State Representative Kyra Harris Bolden ensures that the Michigan Supreme Court continues to have a majority of Democrats.
Political Note #444 Ohio Supreme Court
If one Democratic candidate for Associate Justice of the Ohio Supreme Court is elected, Ohio's Supreme Court will be divided 4 Democrats, 3 Republicans
Political Note #443 North Carolina Supreme Court (Sam Ervin IV and Lucy Inman)
Check out the website: https://lenspoliticalnotes.com Look at previous State Supreme Court Notes on the website. Political Note $274 Jill Karofsky WI Supreme Court, Political Note #296 Ohio Supreme Court (John P O’Donnell and Jennifer L. Brunner), Political Note #302 MI Supreme Court (Bridget Mary McCormack and Elizabeth Welch) Sam Ervin IV Lucy Noble Inman February 2, 2022 Political Note #443 North Carolina Supreme Court 2022 General election The United State Supreme Court interprets statutes and governmental actions based on the United States Constitution. State Supreme Courts interpret state statutes and state governmental actions…
Political Note #391 Maria McLaughlin Pennsylvania Supreme Court
If Pennsylvania’s representation in Congress had remained gerrymandered at 13 Republicans and 5 Democrats, Republicans would today have a majority in the United States House of Representatives.
Len’s Letters #32 What should Democrats do about the Court?
If Democrats win the Presidency, gain control of the Senate, and keep control of the House, they should look at the size of the Supreme Court, other federal courts, and a minimum age for Supreme Court appointments.