BAN seems to think that state legislatures will fall in line next year and pass laws complying with both parties' rules since they largely coincide now. Richard Winger used the word "likely" to describe state legislative action. FHQ is and has always been of the opinion that overlapping rules between the parties is a good first step in that direction, but passing election law modifications is far from a certainty. As I have maintained, all it takes is one state to derail the best of intentions. And the parties should be commended for working together. It was a necessary and sensible move.
Saturday, August 7, 2010
RNC Finalizes Primary Schedule Rules for 2012
Ballot Access News has the highlights and FHQ will have a broad overview either Sunday night or Monday morning.
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Has there been any states that have accepted or rejected the new primary calendar rules?
Thank you for at least attempting to give us some kind of clue as to what we might expect.
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