On August 15, Christopher Graveline, an independent candidate for Michigan Attorney General, filed this brief in his ballot access case, Graveline v Johnson, e.d., 2:18cv-12354. He filed the case last year, against the requirement that he obtain 30,000 signatures by … Continue reading
The Independent Party of Oregon statewide registration has slipped this year, so that it is 4.5% of the state total, below the 5% requirement to be entitled to its own government-administered primary. However, the party is more than willing to … Continue reading
On August 16, the California Republican Party filed this reply brief in the State Supreme Court in Patterson v Padilla, the lawsuit over whether the State Constitution requires that all “recognized” presidential candidates (seeking the nomination of a ballot-qualified party) … Continue reading
Author Darcy Richardson, who was the Reform Party nominee for Governor of Florida in 2018, has filed an FEC form indicating he will seek the Reform Party presidential nomination in 2020. The Reform Party is still on the ballot in … Continue reading
Joel Fox, who runs Fox & Hounds Daily, a California politics web page, writes here about another consequences of the California tax returns-ballot law. If it is upheld and President Trump does not appear on the 2020 Republican presidential primary … Continue reading
