Kenneth Vogel and Isaac Arnsdorf here write for Politico that the 2016 presidential race, so far, demonstrates that the candidates with the most money don’t always win. … Continue reading
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The Birmingham News has this detailed account of ballot access restrictions in Alabama for new or small political parties. It is by Leigh LaChine, chair of the state’s Libertarian Party. The second half of the article explains the unfair practices … Continue reading
On February 19, the Indiana Election Commission voted 2-2 that Republican U.S. Senate candidate Todd Young, a sitting member of the U.S. House, should be on the Republican primary ballot. See this story. It is possible a lawsuit will be … Continue reading
South Carolina sends 50 delegates to the Republican national convention. The formula for the South Carolina Republican Party’s delegate allocation is that the candidate with the most popular votes wins 29 delegates. Then, the other 21 delegates are apportioned by … Continue reading
On February 19, the New Hampshire Libertarian Party filed this 58-page brief in the First Circuit in Libertarian Party of New Hampshire v Gardner, 15-2068. The issue is the 2014 law that made it illegal for a group to circulate … Continue reading