On June 1, Ohio proponents of an initiative filed this reply brief in Thompson v DeWine, 20-3526. This is the case over ballot access relief. The U.S. District Court had granted relief, but the Sixth Circuit had reversed. The proponents … Continue reading
On June 3, the Eleventh Circuit issued a 20-page opinion in Cowen v Georgia Secretary of State, 19-14065. It remands the case back to the U.S. District Court, and tells that Court to re-hear the case, this time evaluating the … Continue reading
The District of Columbia held its primaries on June 2. Here are the unofficial results. The Green Party presidential primary had no candidates listed. The Libertarian Party did not participate in the presidential primary. … Continue reading
Roll Call has this in-depth report on the federal law on how Congress is supposed to count electoral votes when various officials in a particular state submit two sets of returns that conflict with each other. Thanks to Howard Bashman … Continue reading
Montana held primaries on June 2 for the Democratic, Republican, and Green Parties. The Libertarian Party is also on the ballot, but it had no contests so the state didn’t print Libertarian primary ballots. The Green Party primary for U.S. … Continue reading
