This May 10 New York Post editorial says the U.S. District Court decision, restoring the New York presidential primary, is a “win for democracy.” The issue is not resolved because the state is appealing. … Continue reading
There is much commentary from experts who believe that if the U.S. Supreme Court rules that presidential electors are free to vote for any qualified candidate in December, that there will be an increase in electors who “disobey.” This concern … Continue reading
On Saturday, May 9, Congressman Justin Amash participated in his first debate with other Libertarians seeking the presidential nomination. The debate was sponsored by the Kentucky Libertarian Party and included five candidates. The others were Jim Gray, Jacob Hornberger, Jo … Continue reading
On Saturday, May 9, the Minnesota legislature passed HF 3429. It allows candidate petitions for the general election this year to be collected electronically. It also gives the qualified parties more time to certify the names of their presidential and … Continue reading
On May 8, a New York Supreme Court in Manhattan put Assemblywoman Rebecca Seawright back on the Democratic primary ballot. See this story. She had not submitted a cover sheet with her petition. Precedent in New York state is strong … Continue reading
