On June 29, the New Hampshire Ballot Law Commission voted 4-1 that Aaron Day, an independent candidate for U.S. Senate, is disqualified because he moved his residence from one New Hampshire town to another town, and filed his Declaration of Candidacy while he was still registered at his old address instead of his new address. The decision frees Day to move ahead with his federal lawsuit, Day v New Hampshire Secretary of state, 1:26cv-499. In his lawsuit, Day cites decisions of the Fifth, Ninth, and Tenth Circuits that states cannot even require candidates for Congress to be registered voters. There are no contrary precedents. See this story.