On June 22, the state of Ohio filed this U.S. Supreme Court brief in Thompson v DeWine, 19A1054. This is the case over whether the health crisis justifies ballot access for initiatives in Ohio this year. Later in the day, … Continue reading
Georgia law says a recall petition can only be circulated by someone who lives in the jurisdiction in which the recall is taking place, and also the circulator must be a registered voter. On May 22, Georgia conceded that the … Continue reading
On June 21, the Michigan Green Party and the Lavender Caucus of the Green Party chose delegates to the national convention. The results boosted Howie Hawkins. According to his campaign, he now has enough pledged delegates to be assured of … Continue reading
On Sunday, June 21, the Seventh Circuit issued an order in Libertarian Party of Illinois v Cadigan, 20-1961. It denies the request of Illinois officials to stay the ballot access relief that was won in U.S. District Court on April … Continue reading
On June 20, the Reform Party held an on-line presidential convention. Rocky De La Fuente, who was the party’s nominee in 2016, is again the party’s nominee. He received 17 votes. MaxAbramson received 4; Ben Zion received one. Soraya Faas … Continue reading
