On December 15, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to issue injunctive relief in Wrotnowski v Bysiewicz, the case concering Barack Obama’s qualifications that originated in Connecticut.
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On December 13, California released its official vote tally from the November 2008 election. The most suspense concerned the write-in candidates for president. Ron Paul’s slate of presidential elector candidates received 17,006 write-ins. Chuck Baldwin received 3,145. James Harris for … Continue reading
The judge in the case called Green Party of Connecticut v Garfield said on December 11 that the decision will be out in late March or early April. This is the case over discriminatory aspects of the Connecticut public funding … Continue reading
The District of Columbia city council is elected on a partisan basis. When Congress passed the home rule law for D.C., it provided that two city council-at-large members should be elected in every even-numbered year. To guard against a City … Continue reading
The U.S. Supreme Court held a conference on the morning of December 12, and in the afternoon announced it had accepted two new cases. Both of them are disputes about commercial matters. The Court said nothing about any further pending … Continue reading