Carl Stevenson is an independent candidate for Pennsylvania legislature. He was challenged off the ballot on the grounds that some of his signatures had been collected by someone who doesn’t live in the same district. The Commonwealth Court removed him … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: August 2010
Recently, John A. Ferentinos filed a federal lawsuit against the Florida Secretary of State, over his exclusion from the ballot. He wishes to run as a Tea Party candidate for State Senate, 26th district. He paid his filing fee and … Continue reading
On August 31, the MPR News-Humphrey Institute released a poll for the Minnesota gubernatorial race. It shows: Republican Tom Emmer 34%; Democratic-Farmer-Labor Mark Dayton 34%, Independence Party Tom Horner 13%, undecided or other 19%. See this story. Horner, the Independence … Continue reading
On November 2, voters in New York City will vote on two amendments to the city charter. The second question requires voters to cast a “Yes” or “No” vote on seven separate aspects of election law, including easier ballot access … Continue reading
On August 30, the Arizona Democratic Party filed a complaint with the Attorney General, the U.S. Attorney, and the Maricopa County Attorney, saying that three Republicans recruited various people to file in the Green Party primary. See this story. Here … Continue reading
On August 30, the Michigan State Court of Appeals ruled that “The Tea Party” should not be added to the ballot because of discrepancies over its name. In many official documents it had said its name is “The Tea Party”. … Continue reading