On June 6, the Federal Election Commission filed this in the U.S. Supreme Court in National Republican Senatorial Committee v FEC, 24-621. The FEC says it supports the Democratic Party’s desire to intervene in the case, which is about the … Continue reading
On June 6, the U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear Republican National Committee v Genser, 24-786. This is the case over whether voters whose original postal ballot was invalid, and who then cast a provisional ballot. The Republican Party did … Continue reading
On June 5, a New Jersey state trial court let a voter switch back to the Democratic Party after the legal deadline. The voter persuaded the judge that election officials had mistakenly switched his enrollment to the Constitution Party without … Continue reading
On June 5, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr dismissed his ballot access case, because earlier this year the legislature passed a bill that lets independent candidates for president circulate a petition before having chosen a vice-presidential nominee.
On June 5, the First Circuit held oral arguments on whether to grant Maine state representative Laurel D. Libby injunctive relief that would enable her to speak in the State House of Representatives. The U.S. Supreme Court already granted her … Continue reading
