On April 18, the Virginia voters who argued that members of the lower house of the legislature cannot serve until January 2024 filed this brief in Goldman v Brink, e.d., 3:21cv-420. Members of the lower house of the Virginia legislature … Continue reading
On April 18, a federal lawsuit was filed against the New York ban on out-of-state petitions. Schmidt v Kosinski, e.d, 1:22cv-2210. The plaintiffs include the Libertarian Party and an independent candidate for U.S. Senate. New York state is the only … Continue reading
On April 15, the opponents of Tennessee’s new law, requiring candidates for congress to have lived in the state three years, filed an Amended Complaint in their lawsuit against the new law. The Amended Complaint notes that the provision because … Continue reading
The United Utah Party, a ballot-qualified party, held its state convention on April 14 and nominated 24 candidates. See this story. For the U.S. Senate race, the party won’t run its own nominee because it endorsed independent candidate Evan McMullin. … Continue reading
On April 14, the Republican National Committee voted to continue its support for having Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada be the first four states to choose delegates to presidential conventions. See this story. Thanks to Thomas Jones for … Continue reading
