On April 14, the Arizona House passed HB 2177 by a vote of 40-16. It requires the national committees of political parties to submit documents on presidential candidate eligibility, in order for that party’s presidential candidate to appear on the … Continue reading
Dr. Michael S. Kang, who is both a political science professor and a law professor at Emory University, has recently published “Sore Loser Laws and Democratic Contestation” in the Georgetown Law Journal, volume 99, p. 1013. The paper is 64 … Continue reading
Ballot Access News printed issues from 1987 are now available, at the link to past print issues on the right upper corner. Thanks to Michael Ravnitzky and Eric Garris for doing the work. … Continue reading
On April 14, the Vermont House passed SB 31 on second reading. This is the National Popular Vote Plan bill. It had passed the Senate on February 23. It will probably pass the House on third reading Friday or Monday. … Continue reading
The Tennessee Senate had been scheduled to vote on SB 935 on April 14. This is the bill that changes ballot access for new and minor parties. However, the vote has been postponed until April 28. … Continue reading
