On June 2, the Illinois State Board of Elections determined that the statewide initiative to impose legislative term limits has enough valid signatures to be on the ballot. See this story. However, the measure still faces legal challenges, because opponents … Continue reading
On June 4, Paul Zukerberg won his lawsuit against the District of Columbia Board of Elections in the D.C. Court of Appeals. See this story. The issue is whether the 2010 ballot measure, which the voters passed, requires a 2014 … Continue reading
On June 3, Andy Dawkins, who was a Democratic-Farmer-Labor representative from St. Paul, Minnesota, for 15 years, said he is now a Green Party member and that he will be the party’s candidate for Attorney General this year. He submitted … Continue reading
On June 4, the Sixth Circuit declined to grant reconsideration to the Ohio Libertarian Party, in its ballot access case. See this story. As a result, the only candidates on the November 2014 ballot for Ohio Governor will be the … Continue reading
On June 4, Missouri Governor Jay Nixon signed SB 892, which moves the presidential primary from February to the second week in March.
