On August 19, a U.S. District Court refused to order New Jersey to put Carl Lewis on the November 2011 ballot as the Democratic nominee for State Senate, 8th district. See this story. However, the judge seemed to say that … Continue reading
Earlier this year, the Ohio legislature passed a huge omnibus election law bill which contained provisions that Democrats and Democratic allies strongly oppose. The bill, HB 194, will be suspended until after 2012 if Democrats and their allies successfully collect … Continue reading
On August 19, the U.S. Court of Appeals, D.C. circuit, issued an order postponing the briefing schedule in Libertarian Party v D.C. Board of Elections, 11-7029, to see if the case might be settled by mediation. This is the lawsuit … Continue reading
Kentucky elects its statewide state offices in November of the odd years before presidential elections. This year, the Kentucky ballot will include one independent candidate for Governor, Gatewood Galbraith; and one Libertarian Party nominee for Treasurer, Ken Moellman. Each needed … Continue reading
On August 15, the California Assembly passed SB 448 by a vote of 51-27. All Democrats who voted, voted “Yes”, although Democratic Assemblymembers Bob Blumenfield and Susan Bonilla did not vote. All of the “no” votes were Republicans. The bill … Continue reading
