Earlier this year, the Democratic Party filed a lawsuit against the Florida law that says the nominees of the party that won the last gubernatorial election should be listed first on the general election ballot. The case is Jacobson v … Continue reading
Ohio held its primary on May 8. On June 21, the Secretary of State released data on how many voters chose each party’s primary ballot. The three parties that had primaries are the Republican, Democratic, and Green Parties. This data … Continue reading
Geoffrey Skelley, media relations person for the University of Virginia Center for Politics, has this article listing past U.S. Senate candidates who ran in the general election even after losing a U.S. Senate primary the same year. The article begins … Continue reading
On June 20, an Arizona trial court heard the challenge to the petition of Kevin McCormick, Libertarian Party candidate for Governor. All parties in Arizona must nominate by primary. Candidates in all parties need signatures to get on their own … Continue reading
June 21 is the Texas deadline this year for independent candidates. It appears that Jonathan Jenkins, independent candidate for U.S. Senate, will not have the needed 47,086 valid signatures. He is endorsed by Unite America (formerly the Centrist Project) and … Continue reading
