On February 28, the New Hampshire House defeated HB 440 on a voice vote. It would have required presidential candidates, and also congressional candidates, to reveal the last three years of their income tax returns. It would also have barred … Continue reading
Ballot Access News February 1, 2019 – Volume 34, Number 9 This issue was printed on white paper. Table of Contents NEW YORK INJURES BALLOT ACCESS LIBERTARIANS SUE ALABAMA OVER LIST OF REGISTERED VOTERS BALLOT ACCESS IMPROVEMENT BILLS MONTANA GREEN … Continue reading
On February 28, Arkansas State Senator Trent Garner did not present his SB 276, even though it was on the Committee agenda for the Senate State Agencies & Government Affairs. This is the fifth time it was on the agenda … Continue reading
On December 17, 2018, the ballot-qualified American Party of South Carolina asked the State Election Commission to record that it had changed its name to the Alliance Party. The request was approved. South Carolina is one of the states that … Continue reading
Ohio Representative Jack Cera (D-Bellaire) has introduced HB 101. It moves the primary in presidential years, for all office, from March to May. Ohio primaries are in May, except in presidential election years, they are in March. If the bill … Continue reading
