Keyser, West Virginia, Interprets its Recall Law to Mean that Petition Signers are Liable to Pay for Election, if Recall Attempt Loses

Keyser, West Virginia, city officials are interpreting the city’s recall law to mean that if a recall petition successfully gets enough signatures, and then the official being recalled survives the recall vote, then the signers of the petition are financially … Continue reading

Lawrence Lessig Essay in The Atlantic Says Americans Elect Could Put a Third Person in General Election Presidential Debates who would Explain Need for Campaign Finance Reform

Lawrence Lessig has this essay in The Atlantic. Lessig has written several books, explaining that the greatest political problem facing the United States is our campaign finance system, which puts undue power in the hands of the wealthy. Lessig believes … Continue reading

Virginia Won’t Let Libertarians Substitute a New Presidential Elector; Says “Start All Over” on Petition

On April 25, the Virginia State Board of Elections told the Libertarian Party that its presidential petition, which already has 2,000 signatures, is invalid. Virginia law requires petitions for president to include a list of presidential elector candidates, and says … Continue reading