The New York Daily News has this op-ed by two Democratic Party activists, Christina Das and Max Roland Davidson. It urges the state of New York to stop petition challenges this year, and deem all petitions to be valid if … Continue reading
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On April 10, Michigan filed this brief in Esshaki v Whitman, e.d., 2:20cv-10831. This is the case in which a Republican U.S. House candidate is attacking the requirement that he submit 1,000 valid signatures to get on the primary ballot, … Continue reading
On April 1, the Hawaii Elections Office held a random drawing to determine the order of party names on the August 8, 2020 primary ballot. In Hawaii, there is only a single primary ballot. At the top are the names … Continue reading
Delaware parties that have at least 712 registered voters are ballot-qualified in 2020. The American Delta Party had dropped below that number earlier this year, but the party increased its registration during March, so that it now has enough to … Continue reading
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court will hear oral arguments by phone at 2 p.m., Thursday, April 16, in Goldstein v Galvin. This is the case that asks for relief for primary petitions. The Court wants both sides to discuss electronic … Continue reading