The New Jersey Conservative Party has received publicity lately, because its state chair, Stephen Spinoza, resigned so that he could become a Republican and work for one particular Republican candidate for Governor this year. For example, see this story in … Continue reading
Missouri SB 569 passed the Senate Finance, Government Organization & Elections Committee on April 15. It makes it easier to qualify initiative petitions. It says that if a registered voter signs an initiative, the signature counts, regardless of any problems … Continue reading
On April 20, HB 1892, the Texas bill to mandate that all qualified parties nominate by primary, was withdrawn by its sponsor. The Constitution, Green, and Libertarian Parties had all sent representatives to testify against the bill. Thanks to Dorothy … Continue reading
The Libertarian Party of New Jersey intends to nominate a candidate for Governor at a meeting of the executive committee, to be held on April 26. The party will then need 800 valid signatures to get that nominee on the … Continue reading
On April 21, the Constitution, Green, and Libertarian Parties filed a federal lawsuit against certain Pennsylvania election laws. The Constitution Party of Pennsylvania, et al v Cortes, no. 09-1691, eastern district. It challenges (1) the law that says only parties … Continue reading
