The Sanders campaign has filed a federal lawsuit against the state of California that seeks to extend the voter registration deadline all the way to primary day, June 7. At issue are the confusing rules governing presidential primaries versus statewide elections.  The campaign wants a judge to order registrars in several counties to make a better effort to educate voters while giving Californians more time to register. Los Angeles Times: The lawsuit names the registrars of voters in San Francisco and Alameda counties as well as Secretary of State Alex Padilla as defendants. A spokesman for Padilla on Sunday declined to comment on the pending litigation. The suit focuses on whether "no party preference" voters who intend to cast ballots by mail understand they can ask for a ballot from one of the three parties that allow them to cross over and participate in the race for president: the Democratic Party, the Libertarian...(Read Full Post)