On June 12, the Vermont legislature passed a bill providing that in 2020, all registered voters will receive a postal ballot. See this story. … Continue reading
Richard Winger
The Reform Party had set its presidential convention for June 13, but the party has postponed it to an undetermined date. The party is only on the ballot in Florida and Mississippi. The convention was going to be virtual. UPDATE: … Continue reading
Law Professor Justin Levitt has compiled this list of all known election law lawsuits that relate to Covid-19 and the health crisis. The list is contained in his blog post at the election law blog. … Continue reading
On June 12, the government of Pennsylvania filed this brief, explaining why the U.S. District Court should not give any petitioning relief to minor parties during the health crisis. The government brief claims Pennsylvania’s deadline is exceptionally liberal. This is … Continue reading
On June 11, U.S. District Court Judge Matthew F. Leitman, an Obama appointee, issued an injunction in SawariMedia LLC v Whitmer, e.d., 4:20cv-11246. The injunction says that Michigan must reduce the number of signatures needed for statewide initiatives, and also … Continue reading