On May 7, the plaintiffs filed this 40-page brief in League of United Latin American Citizens v Abbott, w.d. Texas, 5:18cv-175. This sets forth why the plaintiffs believe that the winner-take-all system for choosing presidential electors in 48 states violates … Continue reading
On Thursday, May 10, San Jose State University student government hosted a gubernatorial debate for California. It included Delaine Eastin, considered one of the major Democratic candidates, along with gubernatorial candidates who are members of the Green, Libertarian, and Peace … Continue reading
California is appealing the decision of a Superior Court that struck down California’s law on matching signatures on voter registration forma and mailed absentee ballots. The decision said that when election officials reject a mailed absentee ballot because the signature … Continue reading
The Eleventh Circuit will hold oral argument the last week of September in Wilding v Democratic National Committee, 17-14194. This is the lawsuit filed in 2016 by individuals who supported Bernie Sanders for the Democratic presidential nomination and who had … Continue reading
As previously reported, the Maine Republican Party has filed a federal lawsuit, alleging that the First Amendment’s Freedom of Association clause permits the party to decide for itself whether it wants to use ranked choice voting in its primaries. The … Continue reading
