Pennsylvania state officials have settled the lawsuit Jill Stein v Cortes, e.d., 2:16cv-6287, so that the state will give up using vote-counting machines that don’t have a paper trail. The settlement was approved on November 29 by the U.S. District … Continue reading
I am going on a vacation November 22-30 to visit a friend who lives in Israel, so I probably won’t be able to blog very much during the remainder of November. There are ballot access legal decisions that could come … Continue reading
Seven federal lawsuits are pending in Georgia over voting rights problems involving the 2018 election. This useful law.com article describes each one. … Continue reading
Massachusetts registration tallies are issued very infrequently, only twice in election years. The Secretary of State has posted the October 17, 2018 tally. See it here. It does not include the totals for the parties that were not qualified in … Continue reading
The Cannabis Party has just launched a petition drive to become a qualified party in Oklahoma. It filed the notice of intent to qualify on November 16. It needs 35,592 valid signatures, and is paying petitioners. The drive is centered … Continue reading
