On November 5, Tyson Parker filed this reply brief in his lawsuit against the New Mexico law that requires independent candidates to submit a petition of 3% of the last gubernatorial vote. … Continue reading
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On November 5, the Arizona Libertarian and Green Parties asked the U.S. Supreme Court to hear their case against the discriminatory Arizona voter registration form. Even though Arizona has four qualified parties, the form only lists the two largest parties … Continue reading
The Republican Party won Kentucky’s gubernatorial race on November 3 with an absolute majority of the vote (52% in a three-way race), but polls had said the Democratic nominee would win. This outcome is more evidence that election polls in … Continue reading
Mississippi elected statewide executive positions and a new legislature on November 3, 2015. This article has the statewide vote totals. The Reform Party had a complete slate of statewide nominees, and the Libertarian Party had two statewide nominees. … Continue reading
Ten California Green Party members won elections for non-partisan local office on November 3. See the list here. Thanks to IndependentPolitical Report for the link. … Continue reading
On November 2, the Ohio Libertarian Party filed this ten-page brief, summarizing evidence that officials in the Secretary of State’s office applied a ballot access law selectively in 2014, when the party’s gubernatorial nominee was kept off the primary ballot. … Continue reading