On July 11, the California legislature passed SB 505, the bill that sets forth the rules on how a candidate gets on a presidential primary ballot. This bill has nothing to do with presidential tax returns; that is another bill, … Continue reading
On July 11, the Ninth Circuit refused to rehear Arizona Libertarian Party v Hobbs, 17-16491. This is the case that upheld the primary ballot access petition requirements for small qualified parties that have been on the ballot for more than … Continue reading
On July 10, New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu signed HB 588. The bill ends the requirement that presidential primary candidates must be registered members of the party whose nomination they are seeking. The bill had never been enforced, because 19 … Continue reading
On July 13, five Libertarians seeking the party’s presidential nomination debated each other in Massachusetts: Max Abramson of New Hampshire, Dan Behrman of Texas, Adam Kokesh of Arizona, Kim Ruff of Arizona, and Arvin Vohra of Maryland. See this story, … Continue reading
On July 2, the U.S. House Committee on Ways & Means sued the U.S. Treasury Department to obtain a copy of President Trump’s tax returns. The case is filed in U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., and is assigned to … Continue reading
