On June 18, a North Carolina conference committee amended HB 836 to add a new provision, substantially relaxing the state’s rules that voters at the polls must show a government photo ID. Voters without such ID can still vote if … Continue reading
This story says the New York Senate is likely to adjourn for the session on the evening of June 18, Thursday. But the story also says the legislature is likely to be called back into session shortly afterwards. Scroll down … Continue reading
On June 18, the Arkansas Secretary of State’s office determined that the Libertarian Party’s petition for 2016 ballot access is sufficient. The party is now on the ballot for president in 2016 in 31 states. Four years ago at this … Continue reading
A U.S. District Court in New Hampshire heard oral argument for three hours on Thursday, June 18, in the New Hampshire Libertarian Party ballot access case. There will be another hearing soon to present witnesses, and until that second hearing … Continue reading
On June 17, the New York State Senate passed SB 4586, which would use instant run-off voting for party primaries in New York city for the offices of Mayor, Public Advocate, and Comptroller. Here is the text of the bill. … Continue reading
