Washington, D.C. has a procedure for a write-in declaration of candidacy for presidential candidates in general elections, but D.C. also has a policy that it won’t tally those write-ins. This year, these candidates filed the declaration: Chase Oliver, Jill Stein, … Continue reading
South Carolina lets qualified parties change their name. The Independence Party, which has been ballot-qualified for almost thirty years, recently changed its name to the Forward Party. Therefore, the Forward Party is now ballot-qualified in South Carolina, the fourth state … Continue reading
On November 21, 2024, the Sixth Circuit issued an opinion in Brown v Yost, 24-3354. The issue was the Ohio initiative process for statewide initiatives. The law requires a group to get approval from the Attorney General before beginning to … Continue reading
DEMOCRATIC HOSTILITY TO ROBERT KENNEDY, JR. MAY HAVE COST KAMALA HARRIS THE PRESIDENCY The popular vote in the November 5, 2024 presidential election was very close. Donald Trump received 49.86% and Kamala Harris received 48.24%. The margin between the two … Continue reading
A federal lawsuit is pending against the California top-two system. Peace & Freedom Party v Weber, n.d., 3:24cv-8308. The state’s response had been due January 2, but the court has approved an extension until January 31, 2025.
