On April 24, the Colorado Secretary of State appealed Warren v Griswold to the State Supreme Court. This is the case in which the state trial court had put a candidate for U.S. Senate on the Democratic primary ballot, even … Continue reading
As already reported, a U.S. District Court Judge cut the number of signatures for Michigan primary candidates early this week, and then the state filed a request for reconsideration, saying he didn’t really need the relief, so the decision should … Continue reading
The Green Party national convention had been planned for July 9-July 12 on the campus of Wayne State University in Detroit. However, the University now says that won’t be possible, so the party intends to keep the same dates for … Continue reading
On April 4, the Connecticut Libertarian Party filed a federal lawsuit over ballot access and other election law problems. Libertarian Party of Connecticut v Merrill, 3:20cv-467. It is assigned to U.S. District Court Janet C. Hall, a Clinton appointee who … Continue reading
On April 23, U.S. District Court Judge Terrence G. Berg held another hearing in Esshaki v Whitmer, the case over whether primary petition signature requirements should be lowered. Judge Berg had already cut the number of signatures down to 50%, … Continue reading
