On August 9, a U.S. District Court in Massachusetts heard Lyman v Baker, 1:18cv-10327. This is one of the four cases around the country that challenges the constitutionality of a state law, requiring that state’s presidential electors to be elected … Continue reading
On August 9, North Dakota Secretary of State Al Jaeger submitted 1,300 signatures to appear on the ballot as an independent candidate. He is running for re-election as an independent because he had decided not to seek the Republican nomination. … Continue reading
Attorney Justin Hanson, an Illinois attorney, has filed to be a write-in candidate for U.S. House in the Illinois Third District. This is the district in which the March Republican primary was won by Arthur Jones, a Holocaust denier. The … Continue reading
It appears that Matt Morgan, the only Democrat running for Michigan’s U.S. House seat, First District, has easily polled enough write-ins in the August 7 primary to become the Democratic nominee in November. It is very rare for anyone to … Continue reading
On August 9, the West Virginia Constitution Party and its nominee for U.S. Senate, Don Blankenship, asked the West Virginia Supreme Court to put Blankenship on the November ballot. Blankenship v Warner, 18-0712. This news story includes a link to … Continue reading
