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California Judge Ruling in Keyes' Lawsuit on Obama Qualifications

Posted on March 13, 2009 by adminMarch 13, 2009
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On March 13, California Superior Court Judge Michael Kenney tentatively ruled against Alan Keyes, in the lawsuit concerning whether President Barack Obama meets the constitutional qualifications to be president, and whether the California Secretary of State should have put him … Continue reading →

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California Judge Ruling in Keyes’ Lawsuit on Obama Qualifications

Posted on March 13, 2009 by adminMarch 13, 2009
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On March 13, California Superior Court Judge Michael Kenney tentatively ruled against Alan Keyes, in the lawsuit concerning whether President Barack Obama meets the constitutional qualifications to be president, and whether the California Secretary of State should have put him … Continue reading →

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Illinois Bill to Restrict Ability of Parties to Fill Vacancies

Posted on March 13, 2009 by adminMarch 13, 2009
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Illinois currently lets qualified political parties nominate someone after the primary is over, if the primary didn’t produce a party nominee. On March 10, the House Elections & Campaign Reform Committee passed HB 723, to restrict the ability of qualified … Continue reading →

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Oregon Bill to Move Primary from May to September

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Oregon State Senator Bill Morrisette (D-Springfield) has introduced SB 647, to move the primary in mid-term years from May to September. In presidential election years, Oregon would continue to have a May primary for all office. Thanks to Mary Starrette … Continue reading →

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Maryland Ballot Access Bill Also Introduced In House

Posted on March 13, 2009 by adminMarch 13, 2009
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Both houses of the Maryland legislature now have a bill to cut the number of signatures for a previously unqualified party from 10,000 signatures to 5,000 signatures. SB 947 had been introduced earlier, and now the same bill is in … Continue reading →

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