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Montana News Story on Ninth Circuit Involvement with Special Election Ballot Access Lawsuit

Posted on April 10, 2017 by Richard WingerApril 10, 2017
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This Montana news story explains that the Green Party nominee for U.S. House in the Montana special election is in the Ninth Circuit, with a decision as to whether he can be on the ballot expected later this week. The … Continue reading →

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Kentucky Secretary of State Asks U.S. Supreme Court Not to Hear Libertarian Ballot Access Case

Posted on April 10, 2017 by Richard WingerApril 10, 2017
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On March 30, the Kentucky Secretary of State asked the U.S. Supreme Court not to hear Libertarian Party of Kentucky v Grimes, 16-1034. Here is the state’s brief. The issue is Kentucky’s restrictive method on how unqualified parties may become … Continue reading →

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Montana Greens Collect 600 Signatures on Sunday, April 9, for Special Congressional Election Candidate Thomas Breck

Posted on April 10, 2017 by Richard WingerApril 10, 2017
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On Sunday, April 9, Montana Greens collected 600 signatures for their U.S. House candidate, Thomas Breck, who is running in the May 25 special election. They will be submitted on April 10, Monday. It is not clear what the courts … Continue reading →

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Hearing Set for California Bill to Move Primary for All Office to Early March, in Presidential Years

Posted on April 10, 2017 by Richard WingerApril 10, 2017
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The California Assembly Elections & Redistricting Committee will hear AB 84 on April 26, Wednesday. The bill moves the primary for all office, in presidential years, from June to early March. The author, Assemblyman Kevin Mullin (D-South San Francisco), is … Continue reading →

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New York Senate Passes Bill Eliminating In-District Residency Requirement for Petitioners

Posted on April 10, 2017 by Richard WingerApril 10, 2017
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On April 4, the New York State Senate passed SB 218, which repeals the in-district residency requirement for petition circulators, both for general election petitions and primary petitions. The bill adds a requirement that the circulator must not have signed … Continue reading →

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