Two different courts are currently putting North Carolina election laws into a state of uncertainty. On August 31, 2015, the North Carolina Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in Dickson v Rucho, over redistricting for both U.S. House and state … Continue reading
The Pennsylvania Ballot Access Coalition has a new web page. The chief activity of the Coalition this year is to help pass SB 495, the ballot access bill. The Pennsylvania legislature is now on summer recess. … Continue reading
Alexandra Shapiro, attorney for the debates lawsuit Level the Playing Field v Federal Election Commission, has this article in the Washington Times, explaining why the lawsuit was filed. The case was filed June 22. So far, the Federal Election Commission … Continue reading
The Maine Libertarian Party is attempting to qualify as a party. It will succeed if it has at least 5,000 registered members by December 1, 2015. The party now has approximately 1,000 registered members. The only other time the Libertarian … Continue reading
The Mayor of Burton, Michgigan, Paula Zelenko, is running for re-election in November 2015. The election is non-partisan. Her only opponent is in court, charging that Zelenko signed off as the circulator of her own petitions, but that she herself … Continue reading
