The Atlanta Journal-Constitution has this story about the January 26 hearing in Atlanta over presidential qualifications. The story seems to make an error when it refers to the November ballot. The hearing concerns what names should be on the Georgia … Continue reading
On January 26, the California Assembly Elections Committee unanimously passed AB 1413, which tweaks several aspects of the top-two system, and which also removes write-in space from November ballots for Congress and partisan state office. Some of the legislators appeared … Continue reading
Roseanne Barr has taken several steps to make it possible for her to seek the Green Party presidential nomination. She filed with the Federal Election Commission on January 25, and she has fulfilled most of the requirements of the Green … Continue reading
On January 17, the 6th circuit heard arguments in Kurita v The State Primary Board of the Tennessee Democratic Party, the case over whether a political party can set aside the primary election results, and declare someone the nominee even … Continue reading
On January 25, a U.S. District Court heard oral arguments in Lux v Judd, the case over Virginia’s law that makes it illegal for petitioners to circulate a U.S. House candidate’s petition if the circulator lives outside the district. The … Continue reading
