On July 11, a Kansas state court ruled that the Secretary of State did not exceed his authority when he determined that voters who registered using the federal voter registration form can only vote on federal office, not state or … Continue reading
Oral argument is set for August 19, in Fleming v Gutierrez, in U.S. District Court in New Mexico. This is the case in which some Republican candidates and voters sued the county clerk of Sandoval County, New Mexico, for having … Continue reading
The Courthouse News Service has this lengthy story about the Third Circuit decision in Constitution Party of Pennsylvania v Aichele which was released July 9. … Continue reading
Kentucky has non-partisan judicial elections. On June 19, 2014, Robert Winter Jr. sued the Kentucky Judicial Conduct Commission, because it had threatened him with sanctions for having sent campaign literature to the voters in his district, telling them that he … Continue reading
On July 11, the California Secretary of State finished the official canvass of votes for the June 3, 2014 primary. Here are the results. The Secretary’s press release today verifies that turnout was 25.2% of registered voters, the lowest turnout … Continue reading
