On March 24, the Arizona Senate tentatively passed HB 2608, which makes it more difficult for Libertarian candidates to get on the Libertarian Party primary ballot. Current law says a member of a small qualified party that is not a … Continue reading
On March 18, an anonymous individual filed a federal lawsuit against a Missouri law that makes it a crime for anyone to circulate a handbill commenting on a candidate for public office, if the handbill doesn’t identify the person paying … Continue reading
On March 25, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that Alabama’s current legislative redistricting plan is invalid. Here is the decision in Alabama Legislative Black Caucus v Alabama. The decision is by Justice Stephen Breyer. After the 2010 census, the … Continue reading
The Oklahoma Policy Institute has released this message, urging support for five particular election law bills that have already made some headway in this year’s legislative session. The Institute urges people to ask their legislators to support the bills. The … Continue reading
Aaron Blake has written this article about the fact that U.S. Senator Ted Cruz was born in Canada to a Cuban father and a U.S. citizen mother. The article discusses the part of Article II that says presidents must be … Continue reading
