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On October 7, the U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear Rust v Morales, 23-1369. This is an Indiana case filed by a Republican candidate for U.S. Senate, against a law that barred him from the primary ballot law. The law … Continue reading
Richard Winger
Delaware law defines a qualified party as a group that has registration membership of one-tenth of 1% of the state total. The Green Party lost its qualified status in 2022 because its registration dipped. But during September 2024, it increased … Continue reading
The Colorado Secretary of State has released a registration tally for October 1. The percentages: Democratic 26.08%; Republican 23.24%; Libertarian .94%; No Labels .39%; Constitution .29%; Green .22%; Approval Voting .12%; Unity .08%; Center .06%; Forward .01%; independent and other … Continue reading
New Hampshire is one of only five states that still has a party column ballot. Of those, it is the only one that rotates the columns so that every column has an equal chance to appear in the most prominent … Continue reading
Idaho requires independent presidential candidate petitions to include a vice presidential candidate as well. However, Idaho permits a stand-in for vice-president. In February, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. filed a constitutional challenge to the requirement that the petition list anyone for … Continue reading