On September 28, Georgia filed a brief in the U.S. Supreme Court in defense of its law that Public Service Commissioners are elected in at-large partisan elections. Rose v Raffensperger, 23-1060. The court fight over whether the elections should be … Continue reading
The Democratic National Committee’s Rules & Bylaws Committee will meet on June 4, and will consider a resolution that would bring about a virtual meeting of delegates to the national convention to, choose the presidential and vice-presidential nominees. The motive … Continue reading
On March 16, the Approval Voting Party, which is ballot-qualified in Colorado, nominated Blake Huber for president. His running mate is Andrea Denault. Huber was also the party’s presidential nominee in 2020. That year he got 355 votes in Colorado, … Continue reading
On May 28, the deadline, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.,, submitted 135,519 signatures to get on the ballot in New York. The requirement is 45,000.
Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose, a Republican, has an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal defending himself against criticism that the Ohio ballot certification deadline, which is too early for the Democratic Party to meet, is his fault. See … Continue reading
