The New York Post has this article about the state court decision today that invalidated last year’s hostile changes to ballot access in New York state. The quote from the Working Families Party at the end is misleading. The Commission … Continue reading
Effective March 12, the U.S. Supreme Court Building is closed to the public. The court did not say whether or not any oral arguments will be postponed, however. … Continue reading
Wyoming House Bill 209 had passed the House, but died in the Senate when it failed to move. It would have changed the law relating to switching parties. Current law lets voters switch parties at the polls on primary day. … Continue reading
On March 11, Tennessee HB 2580 passed the House Election Campaign Finance Subcommittee on a voice vote. It now goes to the full Local Committee. It cuts the number of signatures for a new party from 2.5% of the last … Continue reading
On May 12, the New York Supreme Court, Niagara County, invalidated the hostile ballot access changes made by the Public Campaign Finance Commission late last year. Hurley v Public Campaign Finance & Election Commission, E169547/2019. The order says, “The line … Continue reading
