On September 2, a U.S. District Court granted the Ohio Libertarian Party’s request for a new deposition of Gregory Felsoci, the individual who challenged the Libertarian primary gubernatorial petition last year. Felsoci had been deposed some time ago, but since … Continue reading
On September 1, the Ninth Circuit issued an amended decision in Lair v Bullock, 12-35809. The issue is whether Montana’s campaign contribution limits are too low. They are $500 to joint tickets running for Governor and Lieutenant Governor; $250 for … Continue reading
On September 1, CNN, which is sponsoring the September 16 Republican presidential debate, changed the rules on who should be permitted into the debate. The old rules said the top ten would be invited, based on an average of all … Continue reading
On August 31, the North Carolina Supreme Court re-heard the case in which African-American groups challenge the U.S. House and legislative district boundaries. See this story. … Continue reading
Mary Jo Tamberlin has filed paperwork, listing herself as the State Chair of the Women’s Equality Party. She is the clerk to the Niagara County Legislature, and in the recent past has been a leader of the local Republican Party. … Continue reading
