On December 14, the Georgia Libertarian Party filed this Reply Brief in Cowen v Georgia Secretary of State, 21-13199. The reason the Libertarian Party is able to file one more brief is that both sides are contesting some aspect of … Continue reading
On December 13, a New Jersey state trial court ruled that the Bergen County Republican Party held its election of officers on a date that is too early, and therefore the election is invalid and the officers are unseated. See … Continue reading
On December 6, a Nevada voter, Nathaniel Helton, filed a lawsuit in state court to block an initiative that recently started to circulate for a top-five primary system. Helton v Nevada Voters First PAC, First Judicial District Court, Carson City, … Continue reading
There are approximately eight lawsuits against the Texas U.S. House and state legislative district boundaries, mostly in federal court. But from the filings so far, it appears the plaintiffs will not seek a postponement of the March 2022 primary. Instead, … Continue reading
Anthony Garcia, a registered Libertarian, has been elected to the School Board that runs the Francis Tuttle Technology Center. The Board is responsible for a tech college, in cooperation with six local school boards. Garcia had been appointed to the … Continue reading
