On October 4, Washington state Green Party candidate Marilou Rickert won her lawsuit against the state, over whether a candidate may be punished for making an untrue statement. She had run for the legislature in 2002 and had said that … Continue reading
Ed Still’s votelaw blog reports that South Carolina Democrats may move their presidential primary from January 29 to January 19, and also that Nevada Democrats may move their caucus from January 19 to January 12. South Carolina and Nevada are … Continue reading
On October 2, Oklahoma Attorney General Drew Edmondson indicted Paul Jacob, Susan Johnson and Rick Carpenter, on a charge of conspiring to cause out-of-state residents to circulate an initiative petition last year. The penalty is a fine of $25,000 and … Continue reading
CNN’s Wolf Blitzer interviewed Ron Paul on October 4. The interview lasts 6 minutes and can be seen here. Ron Paul is the only prominent person who is running for the presidential nomination of the Democratic or Republican Parties, who … Continue reading
On the evening of October 5 (Friday), Air America Radio will be hosted by former U.S. Senator, and current presidential candidate, Mike Gravel. Gravel has arranged to have Ralph Nader call in as the special guest between 8:30 pm and … Continue reading
