On July 12, an Alaska state trial court will hear oral argument in Kohlhaas v State, 3AN-20-09532. This is the case filed last year against the new Alaska election law that lets candidates appear on the general ballot with the … Continue reading
On June 23, a professional petitioning firm, and a PAC that wants to hire it, sued California over its 2019 law that classifies paid petitioners as employees instead of as independent contractors. Mobilize the Message v Bonta, c.d., 2:21cv-5115. Here … Continue reading
Great Britain already has an Animal Welfare Party. On July 6, a Animal Welfare Party for the United States was founded at a meeting in Lavinia, Tennessee. Seven persons participated in the convention. Thanks to Dalton Herriott for this news. … Continue reading
The Libertarian Party national committee will choose a new national chair on Sunday, July 11. The committee is meeting by zoom. A new chair is needed because Joseph Bishop-Henchman resigned last month. … Continue reading
The Texas legislature opened its special session on Thursday, July 8, and on Saturday, July 10, held a lengthy hearing on SB 1-E, the bill to make it more difficult for individuals to cast a ballot. See this story. Thanks … Continue reading
