The Colorado Secretary of State’s legal counsel recently determined that the Reform, Gun Owners’ Rights, and Pro Life Parties, are no longer qualified parties in that state. None of the three parties has as many as 1,000 registrants, and none … Continue reading
During the last month, IndependentPrimary.com has been conducting a presidential poll, which is now over. The poll was designed in such a way that no one could vote more than once from any particular e-mail account. The poll let voters … Continue reading
See Third Party Watch for a transcript of much of Ron Paul’s appearance on Meet the Press on December 23. Paul did not absolutely rule out running outside the Republican Party, but he said it is unlikely. He also asked … Continue reading
On December 11, a Democratic Party activist filed a federal lawsuit to stop the Michigan Democratic presidential primary. Martha Hayes v Michigan Democratic Party and the Michigan Secretary of State, no. 1:07-cv-1237. The case is in U.S. District Court in … Continue reading
The summer 2007 issue of University of Arkansas at Little Rock Law Review is finally in print. It is entirely devoted to election law articles. Ballot Access News editor Richard Winger has an article in that issue, titled, “Can U.S. … Continue reading
