On July 9, U.S. District Court Judge Eleanor L. Ross issued an order in Cooper v Raffensperger, n.d., 1:20cv-1312. It cuts the number of signatures needed by minor party and independent candidates for all offices to 70% of normal. She … Continue reading
In 2019 the Indiana legislature passed a bill deleting the ability of voters to go to state court, to get an extension of the voting hours when an unforeseen emergency occurs. Indiana is one of only two states that closes … Continue reading
This story says that Kanye West has said in an interview with Fortune magazine that he hasn’t decided yet whether to run for president this year. It also says he acknowledged that he has never voted in any public election. … Continue reading
Raysor v DeSantis is the name of the Florida ex-felon voting rights case filed in the U.S. Supreme Court on June 8. As of early evening, July 9, the U.S. Supreme Court has not yet asked Florida to respond. Case … Continue reading
On July 8, some residents of Jacksonville, Florida, filed a state court lawsuit against the city, arguing that the city must not permit an indoor meeting of 15,000 persons to be held by the Republican Party. The Republican Party’s official … Continue reading
