Moritz College of Law Professor Dale A. Oesterle has this interesting commentary on the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision Doe v Reed. Oesterle does not so much take sides in the case, as to point out the unclear legal standards set … Continue reading
The League of Women Voters recently sponsored general election debates for Texas candidates for Governor and Attorney General in Kerrville. See this story. However, neither of the Republican nominees participated. The article does not explain why the Green Party gubernatorial … Continue reading
The Socialist Workers Party has released a list of its candidates for public office this year. The party expects to be on the statewide ballot in Iowa. It also expects to be on the ballot for one U.S. House race … Continue reading
Linda Ketner said on July 5 that she will not run as an independent candidate for U.S. Senate in South Carolina this year. See this story. Ketner was the Democratic nominee for U.S. House in the Charleston district in 2008. … Continue reading
The Texas election law says corporations may donate money to political parties “to defray normal overhead and administrative or operating costs incurred by the party; or to administer a primary election or convention held by the party.” In 2006, the … Continue reading
