On the evening of June 23, the Pennsylvania Senate amended HB 342 and passed it unanimously. It improves ballot access for independent candidates and the nominees of unqualified parties. Existing law requires signatures equal to 2% of the winning candidate’s … Continue reading
On June 23, U.S. District Court Judge James Gwin, a Clinton appointee, said that Cleveland’s plans for demonstrations at the Republican presidential convention next month is incompatible with the First Amendment. He ordered mediation to come up with a different … Continue reading
On Wednesday evening, June 22, CNN provided 75 minutes of air time to Gary Johnson and William Weld, members of the Libertarian national ticket. Some audience members were able to ask them questions. See this story. … Continue reading
Marc Allan Feldman has died. He was one of the most energetic campaigners for the Libertarian Party’s presidential nomination last month in Orlando, receiving 58 votes on the first ballot, placing fifth. He was an emergency room physician at Cleveland … Continue reading
There are two pending lawsuits against the presidential debates rule that requires 15% in the polls. One of those cases is Level the Playing Field v Federal Election Commission, in the U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., 1:15cv-1397. Journalist Sam … Continue reading
