On August 19, the Texas Supreme Court refused to permit the Texas Democratic Party to nominate someone by party meeting for a partisan judicial race in Fort Worth. No one had filed appeared on the Texas primary ballot in March … Continue reading
On August 19, U.S. District Court Judge Susan Dlott declined to grant injunctive relief to the Ohio Democratic Party, in the lawsuit over whether Ohio is constitutionally required to print party labels on general election ballots for judicial candidates. Ohio … Continue reading
The ballot-qualified Progressive Party of Oregon held a nominating convention on August 19, and nominated five congressional candidates, one nominee for state office, and two for partisan county office. The nominee for State Office is Walt Brown, who is running … Continue reading
On August 19, an Insider/Advantage/WSB-TV poll was released for the U.S. Senate and gubernatorial races in Georgia. For U.S. Senate, the poll shows: Republican Johnny Isakson 47%; Democrat Michael Thurmond 35%; Libertarian Chuck Donovan 7%; undecided 11%. For Governor, the … Continue reading
On August 16, Barry Hess and several other individuals sued Maricopa County, Arizona, over security issues involving vote-counting machines. The other plaintiffs include for State Senator Karen Johnson. See this story. The story has a link to the complaint, but … Continue reading
