Connecticut, uniquely, makes a determination as to whether a party retains ballot qualification on an office-by-office basis. Last month, the Green Party polled enough votes for U.S. Senate to be ballot-qualified for that office in 2018. That is the first … Continue reading
Richard Winger
New Hampshire Representative Will Pearson (D-Keene) has submitted a bill drafting request to the legislature’s staff. Representative Pearson wants a bill to provide that a legislative committee should study what the law should be, relative to a party remaining on … Continue reading
On November 8, 2016, Green Party nominee Mark Salazar easily set a new record for a Green Party nominee for U.S. Congress. He ran in the Arizona 8th district, which is centered on the western suburbs of Phoenix. His only … Continue reading
On December 9, some leaders of the American Independent Party, and independent presidential candidate Rocky De La Fuente, filed a lawsuit in state court in Sacramento, charging that the Secretary of State broke several election laws, and asking for a … Continue reading
An Indiana legislator has taken the first step to introduce a bill to improve ballot access. He has submitted a request to the legislative counsel to draft a bill to lower the number of signatures for independent candidates and the … Continue reading