On February 11, the Sixth Circuit upheld Ohio’s ballot labels policy for judicial races. Ohio says political parties nominate judicial candidates, yet in the general election, the ballot does not show any party labels. The Democratic Party of Ohio sued … Continue reading
Four West Virginia Delegates have introduced HB 4477, which eases the definition of “political party.” It says that a group is a party if it polled 1% for any statewide office at either of the last two elections. Alternatively, it … Continue reading
This story explains that when the New Hampshire superdelgates to the Democratic National Convention are included, Hillary Clinton won more delegates than Bernie Sanders, even though Bernie Sanders decisively won the popular vote on November 9. … Continue reading
Indiana Congressmember Todd Young is running for U.S. Senate this year. Although Indiana does not require primary candidates to submit a petition to get on the ballot for U.S. House, Indiana does require primary petitions for candidates for U.S. Senate. … Continue reading
News stories on February 10 are reporting that Carly Fiorina is dropping out of the Republican presidential race. Also this news story says Chris Christie is also dropping out. … Continue reading
