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Law Professor Eric Posner writes here that the McCutcheon v Federal Election Commission decision from the U.S. Supreme Court actually injures wealthy individuals. Thanks to HowAppealing for the link. … Continue reading
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On April 1, the Vermont House Government Operations considered SB 86, which had passed the State Senate last year. It is an omnibus election law bill. The House Committee rewrote the portion of the bill concerning the petition deadline for … Continue reading
On April 2, the California Assembly Elections Committee introduced AB 2766. It repeals loyalty oaths for candidates for county central committee. The current election law requires candidates running in the Democratic, Republican, and American Independent Party primaries, for party office, … Continue reading
On April 3, the Peace & Freedom Party, the Libertarian Party of California, and the Green Party of Alameda County filed this 43-page brief in the State Court of Appeals. … Continue reading
On April 2, the Ohio Supreme Court unanimously ruled that George Maier should remain on the Democratic primary ballot. He is a candidate for Sheriff. His ballot position had been challenged on the grounds that he doesn’t meet the election … Continue reading