New Jersey is the only state in which only the Democratic and Republican Parties have met the state’s definition of “political party” since before World War II. On October 13, the Green, Libertarian and Conservative Parties of New Jersey filed … Continue reading
On October 6, the Ohio Attorney General’s office informed counsel for the Ohio Libertarian Party that the state will not ask for a rehearing after all, in the ballot access victory won on September 6. However, he said Ohio will … Continue reading
On October 3, a lower Arizona state court refused to require the Maricopa County elections department to check again for possible missing write-ins. Libertarians running in the September primary for two legislative seats and one Justice of the Peace seat … Continue reading
On September 22, Washington state officials said they will ask the U.S. Supreme Court to reverse the 9th circuit’s decision that outlawed the “top-two” primary. The 9th circuit had ruled on August 23, and had said that since Washington state … Continue reading
Two significant election law changes made some time ago have just come to my awareness…South Dakota banned fusion in 1999, and no one who cares about this seems to have known about that. Also, in 2001, Vermont lowered the petition … Continue reading
