On October 18, the New York Supreme Court, Appellate Division, removed the two Democratic Party nominees for Justice of the Supreme Court, 13th district, from the ballot. The 13th district encompasses Staten Island. Voters are electing two members. See this … Continue reading
On October 19, Alaska Governor Bill Walker, an independent, dropped his bid for re-election and asked voters to vote for Mark Begich, the Democratic nominee. Walker is the nation’s only independent Governor. See this story. Thanks to Scott Kohlhaas for … Continue reading
The Ninth Circuit has proposed hearing Libertarian Party of Arizona v Reagan, 17-16491, on February 8, 2019, if that date is acceptable to the attorneys. This is the case that challenges the 2017 law that makes it extremely difficult for … Continue reading
New Mexico Secretary of State shows the following data for registration in each party as of September 28, but the Secretary’s web page only shows the three parties entitled to a primary. Totals for the other parties, furnished by the … Continue reading
On August 19, the plaintiffs in the federal case involving glitches in Georgia voter registration records asked a U.S. District Court to expedite their lawsuit. They also asked the court to issue an order that enables voters who have trouble … Continue reading
