This New York Magazine article on the California gubernatorial race explores the relationship between the two leading Republicans in the California gubernatorial race. It points out the hostility between the two campaigns, and then makes the point that it is … Continue reading
On March 2, a settlement was reached in the 2024 lawsuit Clarke v Newburgh. This has been a lawsuit to overturn Newburgh’s method of electing its five Town Board members. The old method elected all five at-large. Under the settlement, … Continue reading
On February 24, three judges of the Kansas State Appeals Court heard arguments in Kansas United Party v Schwab, the lawsuit over whether the Kansas Constitution mandates that two parties have the right to jointly nominate the same candidate. See … Continue reading
On February 27, Rev. Adam Hamilton said that he is considering becoming an independent candidate for U.S. Senate from Kansas this year. See this story. Hamilton’s church, a United Methodist Church, has 22,000 members. Hamilton is the author of over … Continue reading
The Catoosa County, Georgia, Republican Party has been trying to win a court order that allows it to exclude candidates from its primary ballot if the party believes the candidates are not bona fide members of the party. However, on … Continue reading
