A U.S. District Court Judge will hear arguments in Graveline v Johnson, e.d., 2:18cv-12354, on Wednesday, August 22. This is the case in which independent Attorney General candidate Chris Graveline challenges the Michigan independent candidate petition requirement, which requires 30,000 … Continue reading
Richard Winger
Some states prefer to print their November ballots in August, even though other states have their primaries in September and thus obviously don’t print theirs until mid-September or even late September. North Carolina is one of the states that prefers … Continue reading
On August 16, a hearing was held in a South Dakota circuit court in Lederman v Krebs, civ 18-147. Lederman is the Republican Party state chair. He had sued the Secretary of State to prevent her from certifying the names … Continue reading
On August 15, James R. Adams filed his brief in the Third Circuit in Adams v Carney, 18-1045. This is the lawsuit over the Delaware requirement that all state court judges must be members of a major party. In Delaware, … Continue reading
On August 10, the Florida Secretary of State released a new voter registration tally. That office rarely releases new tallies. It doesn’t release any during odd years, and in even years only releases tallies just before an election. The new … Continue reading