The April 8, 2019 issue of The Nation has an article by Maurice Mitchell and Dan Cantor, in support of fusion (letting two parties jointly nominate the same candidate). This is the second article in defense of fusion that The … Continue reading
On March 11, the Maryland Libertarian Party filed this 24-page brief in Johnston v Lamone, 1:18cv-3988. This is the case on whether the Maryland law on how a party remains on the ballot, as applied to parties with more than … Continue reading
On March 21, the New Hampshire State Senate defeated SB 102. It would have requires presidential candidates to reveal their tax returns for the last three years. The bill applied to presidential primary candidates, and also candidates in the general … Continue reading
On March 21, 2019, U.S. District Court Judge Tanya Chutkan struck down a federal regulation that prevents political committees from including a candidate’s name in the title of its websites or social media pages, unless that political committee is an … Continue reading
On March 20, the Maine House Elections Committee heard LD 1083, which would provide for ranked choice voting in Maine’s presidential primaries, if the party agrees. Here is a description of the testimony. The committee has not acted yet on … Continue reading
