On November 2, the New Hampshire Secretary of State asked a U.S. District Court to dismiss Aaron Day’s ballot access lawsuit. The issue had been whether states can require congressional candidates to be registered voters. Day had won injunctive relief on August 31, but the issue of declaratory relief has not been settled. The Secretary of State now wants the case dismissed before any decision on constitutionality can be made. See his filing here.

If the Court were to grant the request, that would prevent the case from creating a useful precedent.

Some South Carolina Republicans who are unhappy with Senate nominee Darline Graham have a website asking voters to write in Ralph Norman, an incumbent U.S. House member who lost the 2026 Republican Senate primary. See it here.

Here is a news story about the website.

On November 1, U.S. District Court Judge Sharon Gleason dismissed U.S.A. v State of Alaska, 3:26cv-376. This is the lawsuit filed by the federal government over two Dan Sullivan’s being on the ballot for U.S. Senate. Here is the ruling. It is 20 pages.