On June 22, two Florida Republican donors had brought a lawsuit in state court in Florida, alleging that because Governor Charlie Crist switched from being a Republican candidate for U.S. Senate, to being an independent candidate for U.S. Senate, that … Continue reading
Many judges, both federal and state, have been wrestling with the Connecticut public funding law this month. Besides the constitutional case in federal court that upheld some parts of the law and invalidated other parts, there have been cases over … Continue reading
On June 26, a U.S. District Court in Illinois set out procedures for the special U.S. Senate election. The three qualified parties may choose a nominee by party committee. Every independent candidate who ends up certified for the November ballot … Continue reading
Back on June 4, the Socialist Party of New Jersey formally asked the state to let voters register as members of the Socialist Party. Currently, New Jersey voters may register into the Democratic and Republican Parties. They can also register … Continue reading
The U.S. District Court in Charlotte that was to have held a hearing in a North Carolina constitutional ballot access case on July 28 has postponed the hearing to an undetermined date in mid-August. The case is Greene v Bartlett. … Continue reading
