New York state improved one ballot access law several months ago. Thanks to Richard Cooper for this belated news. On July 28, the Governor signed S1366. It deletes the requirement that an independent candidate’s petition must include language that the … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: October 2009
On October 28, St. Mary’s College in Contra Costa County sponsored a debate for the 5 ballot-listed candidates on the ballot in the November 3 special election for California’s 10th district U.S. House race. See this story. The five parties … Continue reading
City Hall, a publication in New York city, has this story in its October 28 issue. The story is about the Party for Socialism and Liberation’s candidate for Mayor, Francesca Villar. … Continue reading
President Obama is scheduled to sign S.1390 on Wednesday, October 28. This is the Military and Overseas Voter Empowerment Act, contained within the Defense Authorization Bill. The Voter Empowerment Act tells states that in federal elections, they must mail overseas … Continue reading
On October 27, a U.S. District Court Judge in Washington state refused to issue an injunction, letting a group that opposes civil unions raise contributions greater than $5,000 from individuals. Normally individuals may donate as much as they wish to … Continue reading
John Mertens, an engineering professor, is running for U.S. Senate in Connecticut in 2010 on a platform of abolishing federal subsidies for ethanol. He says such a step would save $70,000,000,000 per year and also help the environment. He says … Continue reading