Although Florida has lenient ballot access laws for parties to become ballot-qualified, the state rules for party documents are severe. Florida election officials have fined the Treasurer of the ballot-qualified Florida Tea Party $1,000 because the Treasurer should have filed … Continue reading
As noted earlier, California AB 2058 recently failed to pass the Senate Public Safety Committee. This is the bill to make it a crime to pay registration workers on a per-registration card basis. The bill, in its more recent form, … Continue reading
On July 13, the California Secretary of State completed the official vote count for the June 5 primary. A press release from the Secretary of State says that 31.1% of the registered voters participated. This is the lowest presidential primary … Continue reading
According to this news story, Michigan can cancel the September 5 primary in the 11th U.S. House district if only one person files in the Republican primary and/or the Democratic primary. So far no Democrat has announced any intention to … Continue reading
Gary Johnson supporters in the Atlanta, Georgia area will hold a demonstration outside the CNN (Cable News Network) Center from Sunday, July 15, at 11 a.m., continuously until July 16 at 11 p.m. The demonstration is to draw public awareness … Continue reading
