The Olean, New York Times Herald has this story about the pending lawsuit filed by the Libertarian and Green Parties over the new definition of a qualified parrty.
The Olean, New York Times Herald has this story about the pending lawsuit filed by the Libertarian and Green Parties over the new definition of a qualified parrty.
Unfortunately there is no sign from the LNC bosses that they are interested in eliminating all single-winner election districts to which their names had been elected.
Men, our team is bringing 100% unity and inclusion, paper ballots marked with numerals correctly and kept as proof.
No way to bogus single-winner election districts. Single-winner election districts = one-party voting system, dictatorship psychology and male-dominated results.
The Los Angeles County Libertarian Party invites everyone to a discussion, 100% inclusion to all, good Republicans and good Democratics, all parties and independents working together as a team.
Now that the election is over, let’s talk.
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The Republican One 2021
Rothschild/Ogle for Chair and Vice Chair of Los Angeles County Libertarian Party.
Fatima Rothschild [Republican] and James Ogle [One]
Voting going on now;
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I have two objections to the new rules:
1. The same as with the 2020 election laws, these changes must be made by legislatures, not governors, judges, or commissions. That’s simply a constitutional issue.
2. When these parties (and others) qualified, the law said they were qualified for four years. That should be the case. If they legislature wants to change the standards effective with the 2022 election, that’s one thing. But they shouldn’t be able to change the rules in the middle of teh qualifying sycle.
@Tim,
1. After the New York courts ruled that the commission did not have authority to make the rules, the New York legislature stuffed it into a budget bill.
See https://legislation.nysenate.gov/pdf/bills/2019/S7508B page 260, Part ZZZ.
2. Silly child. Matching funds don’t go into effect until after the 2022 General Election. Clearly New York must prevent minor party candidates from qualifying for matching funds, so that the Democratic grifters can grub it all.
Tim – CONST deadline before election days for election law changes.
JR has it right. The whole point of the law is to ensure that only Democrats qualify for funds.