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The Minnesota Supreme Court will hear Growe v Trump, A23-1354, on Tuesday, November 2. This is the case over whether former President Donald Trump should be on the Republican primary ballot on March 5.
Richard Winger
On September 21, twenty African-American office-holders in Alabama asked the U.S. Supreme Court not to issue a stay of new U.S. House districts. They include Congressmember Terri Sewell, the Mayors of Birmingham and Montgomery, eleven state legislators, a county commissioner, … Continue reading
According to this news story, over 15,000 Arizona registered voters have become members of the No Labels Party. The Secretary of State’s website has not yet posted any data later than July 1, 2023, but the October 1 figure will … Continue reading
Law professor Lawrence Lessig here writes that the 14th amendment, section 3, does not apply to former President Donald Trump. He argues that “insurrection” is different from protest, even illegal protest. He could have also argued that section 3 cannot … Continue reading
On September 20, New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed S438. It says that if a presidential elector votes for someone for president or vice-president whom his or her party did not nominate, that elector is deemed to have resigned. The … Continue reading