On October 22, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a stay in Scanlan v Coalition for Open Democracy, 26A512. The vote was 8-1. The issue was whether the Secretary of State’s original directives about using student ID’s should be modified. Here … Continue reading
A poll for New Hampshire was just released by St. Anselm College Survey Center. In the U.S. Senate race, where Constitution Party nominee Edmond Laplante is the only candidate on the ballot other than the major party nominees, 5% of … Continue reading
On October 21, U.S. District Court Judge Araceli Martinez-Olguin enjoined the Department of Homeland Security from ringing doorbells in certain neighborhoods in nine states and asking if the inhabitant might have voted even though that inhabitant is not a citizen. … Continue reading
The Working Families Party of New York is asking voters not to vote for its nominee in the 113th Assembly district. See this story. The party says he is an insincere member. The Working Families Party has 77 nominees this … Continue reading
A U.S. District Court will hear U.S.A. v State of California, c.d., 2:26cv-12025, on Tuesday, October 27. This is the case in which the federal government demands that approximately 20,000 ballots be set aside and not counted. The hearing will … Continue reading
