On November 13, the Arkansas Secretary of State filed his reply brief in Libertarian Party of Arkansas v Thurston, 19-2503. Even though the brief is lengthy, it never mentions that when the state also lost against a 3% (of the … Continue reading
Vinz Koller, a California Democratic Party elector in 2016, has filed this amicus curiae brief in the U.S. Supreme Court, urging the court to hear Chiafalo v State, the presidential elector case from Washington. Koller wanted to cast a vote … Continue reading
On June 25, the Pennsylvania Senate passed SB 300, which would say that independent voters may choose a primary ballot. However, the bill has not moved since June 26, when it was referred to the House State Government Committee. This … Continue reading
The Colorado Secretary of State’s web page has a list of presidential primary candidates who have filed. The deadline is not until December 9. So far, three Republicans and four Democrats have filed. Candidates pay $500; there is no mandatory … Continue reading
The Gotham Gazette has my op-ed arguing that the New York Campaign Finance Commission ought not to make ballot access more difficult in New York. UPDATE: here is another op-ed in the Buffalo News. … Continue reading
