On January 23, U.S. District Court Judge Terrance Boyle ruled that it was unconstitutional for the North Carolina State Election Board to try to keep the Justice for All Party off the ballot even though the party had enough valid … Continue reading
Arizona law says the number of signatures for independent candidates in 2026 is 3% of the number of registered voters who aren’t members of a qualified party, as of the January 2026 registration tally. The tally is now on the … Continue reading
On January 16, the Virginia legislature passed HJR 2, a proposed constitutional amendment that ends the practice of preventing felons from registering to vote, once they have served their sentences. Now it will go to a vote of the people. … Continue reading
On January 20, the Catoosa County (Georgia) Republican Party filed an amended Complaint in its lawsuit that tries to give the party the right to exclude candidates from its primary ballot. The new Complaint argues that certain Georgia election laws … Continue reading
Alabama Representative Marilyn Lands (D-Huntsville) has introduced HB 14. It sets up a statewide initiative process. The petition requirement would be 7% of the last gubernatorial vote, with a congressional district distribution requirement. Each district would need signatures of 1% … Continue reading
