On May 12, U.S. District Court Judge Lynn Adelman, a Clinton appointee, refused to issue a Temporary Restraining Order against the new Wisconsin law that bans out-of-state circulators (except for presidential candidate petitions). He still may issue a Preliminary Injunction … Continue reading
Earlier this year, the Florida Secretary of State removed the Reform Party from the ballot because it had not filed campaign finance reports. The party had nominated Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. for president in 2024. But then Kennedy withdrew from … Continue reading
On May 12, the same day the Missouri Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the two cases over U.S. House redistricting, the Court issued opinions. The Court ruled in favor of the new districts in both cases. Here is the … Continue reading
On May 12, the South Carolina Senate blocked HB 5683, a new bill to redraw U.S. House districts. The Senate voted not to extend the legislative session to hear new bills. The bill itself was not before the Senate. … Continue reading
Two new federal cases are challenging Tennessee’s new U.S. House district boundaries. Sherman v Hargett, m.d., 3:26cv-616 is an ACLU case assigned to U.S. District Court Judge Waverly Crenshaw. The plaintiffs seek a three-judge panel. The plaintiffs include the Tennessee … Continue reading
