On December 8, a lawsuit was filed against a Georgia campaign finance law that lets the incumbent Governor and Lieutenant Governor receive more campaign contributions than other candidates for those same offices. Safe Affordable Georgia v Krayenbuhl, n.d., 1:25cv-6985. The … Continue reading
Two New Jersey legislators will introduce a bill for ranked choice voting for federal and state office. They are Senator Andrew Zwicker (D-Hillsborough) and Assemblymember Joe Danielsen (D-Somerset). The text of the bill is not yet on the legislature’s website.
Last month, nine state Libertarian Parties filed an amicus curiae brief in the U.S. Supreme Court in a case involving the constitutionality of civil assert forfeiture in certain situations. The case is Barton v Securities & Exchange Commission, 25-465. The … Continue reading
The Coastal Observer, a weekly newspaper in South Carolina, has this comprehensive story about Jay Doyle, who was elected Mayor of Georgetown, South Carolina last month as the Forward Party nominee. The election was partisan. … Continue reading
New York State Senator James Skoufis and Assemblymember Landon Dais have introduced bills to move New York presidential primaries from April to early March. The bills don’t have numbers yet. The bills would have no effect on the congressional/state office … Continue reading
