On August 13, a U.S. Magistrate recommended to the U.S. District Court Judge that the judge put Aaron Day on the ballot.  Day is an independent candidate for U.S. Senate.  He was being barred by the Secretary of State because when he filed his declaration of candidacy, his voter registration address wasn’t up-to-date.  The Magistrate agreed with Day that states cannot keep candidates for congress off the ballot for issues related to their voter registration status.  Here is the 22-page recommendation.