Pennsylvania Department of State and Governor File Response in U.S. Supreme Court in Vote-Counting Case

On December 8, Pennsylvania’s Governor and Department of State filed this response in Kelly v Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, 20A98. This is the case in which a Republican Pennsylvania Congressmember asks the U.S. Supreme Court to stop certification of Pennsylvania’s election … Continue reading

Three Michigan Republican Presidential Elector Candidates Lose in U.S. District Court on Whether to Set Aside Michigan Election Results

on Monday, December 7, early in the morning, U.S. District Court Judge Linda Parker issued a 36-page opinion in King v Whitmer, e.d., 1:20cv-13134. It rejects the request of three Michigan Republican presidential elector candidates to set aside the election … Continue reading

Virginia Republican Party Will Nominate Statewide Offices in 2021 by Convention, not Primary

Virginia elects its statewide state officers in years following presidential elections. Virginia permits all qualified parties to decide for themselves whether to nominate by primary or convention. For the 2021 statewide offices, the Republican Party will nominate by convention. The … Continue reading