A majority of the candidates who set out this year to qualify for the Georgia general election ballot by petition have already failed to qualify. The two statewide independent candidates, Brad Bryant for Schools Superintendent, and Raymond Boyd, did not … Continue reading
July 1, 2010 – Volume 26, Number 2 This issue was originally printed on white paper. Table of Contents CALIFORNIA PASSES PROPOSITION 14, REMOVES MINOR PARTIES FROM THE GENERAL ELECTION CAMPAIGN UTAH SUPREME COURT OK’s E-SIGNATURES SOUTH CAROLINA GOVERNOR VETOES … Continue reading
On July 30, the Connecticut legislature came into one-day special session and passed SB 551, a bill designed to eliminate the unconstitutional parts of the public funding law. But on August 2, Governor M. Jodi Rell vetoed the bill. See … Continue reading
The August 2 issue of the Hartford Courant has this op-ed, criticizing Connecticut’s discriminatory public funding, and also criticizing the 2nd circuit’s ruling last month upholding that part of the law. … Continue reading
On August 2, a statewide petition for Pennsylvania governor was filed by the Tea Party. The candidate for Governor is John Krupa, who had earlier expected to be the Constitution Party candidate for Governor. The Constitution Party did not feel … Continue reading
