On November 25, three Republican candidates for presidential elector from Michigan filed a federal lawsuit, alleging that the Dominion vote-counting machines used in parts of Michigan switched 289,000 votes from Donald Trump to Joe Biden. King v Whitmer, 2:20cv-13134. The … Continue reading
Open Primaries is an organization based in New York city that is dedicated to depriving political parties of their core function, the right to nominate candidates. Open Primaries supports top-two and top-four initiatives, in which candidates qualify for the general … Continue reading
The Libertarian Party lawsuit against certain Maine ballot access laws will have a trial in early March 2021. The issues are: (1) the January deadline for a new party to complete its registration drive and thereby become qualified; (2) the … Continue reading
The Alaskan Independence Party is one of the nation’s oldest one-state parties. It first appeared on Alaska ballots in 1974. Until 2020, it had seemed dormant. It had no nominees in 2018, only one in 2016, and none on the … Continue reading
The U.S. Constitution says in Article II, “Each state shall appoint, in such manner as the Legislative thereof may direct, a Number of Electors…”. On November 27, some Republican voters in Pennsylvania asked the U.S. Supreme Court to hear Bognet … Continue reading
