On September 25, Butch Ware, the California Green Party candidate for governor this year, voluntarily dismissed his lawsuit over the law that requires gubernatorial candidates to submit the last five years of their income tax returns. Ware v Weber, e.d., … Continue reading
This year, for the first time, Louisiana is holding closed primaries for U.S. Senate. The law converting U.S. Senate elections to closed primaries also requires independent candidates, and the nominees of all parties other than the Democratic and Republican parties … Continue reading
Here is a sample ballot for Maine for the November 2026 election. In general elections, Maine uses ranked choice voting for federal offices but not state offices. And in federal offices, if there are only two candidates on the ballot … Continue reading
On September 30, the Eleventh Circuit heard oral argument in Libertarian Party of Georgia v Attorney General of Georgia, 25-12553. The issue is the Georgia law that says individuals can contribute more to the sitting Governor or Lieutenant Governor, if … Continue reading
The number of active registered voters in Florida as of September 15 is: Republican 5,650,359; Democratic 4,099,509; Independent Party 326,417; Conservative 40,996; Libertarian 34,190; America First 29,423; Constitution 17,833; Boricua 19,547; Green 9,573; Coalition with a purpose 10,498; American Solidarity … Continue reading
