On April 21, the Second Circuit issued a one-page order in Walder v Kosinski, 25-764. The judges want both sides to address the issue, at the upcoming oral argument, as to whether the law regulating the names of qualified parties … Continue reading
New Jersey holds state office elections in November of odd years. For the first time, primary ballots in all 21 counties are using an office-group primary ballot instead of a ballot that gave certain candidates a special advantage. Here is … Continue reading
This news story says Maine Congressman Jared Golden may perhaps run for Governor in 2026 as the nominee of the No Labels Party, which is ballot-qualified in Maine but which has not yet had any nominees in Maine for any … Continue reading
The Mississippi legislature has adjourned. HB 38 failed to pass. It would have disrupted Mississippi’s law on the order of candidates on the ballot. Mississippi now lists candidates on the general election in alphabetical order of surname, for candidates who … Continue reading
On April 1, Tennessee Senate Bill 777 was defeated in the Senate State and Local Government Committee, when on Senator seconded the bill. An identical bill, HB 886, also failed to advance this year, and both bills are now dead. … Continue reading
