On March 5, two Montana corporations filed a lawsuit in state court to overturn a 1912 state law that makes it illegal for corporations to make expenditures in election campaigns. The lawsuit does not attack the law that makes it … Continue reading
Pat Saunders, a Green Party member running in the Ohio Green Party primary for the legislature, has been removed from the ballot. One of his circulators is considered to be ineligible to circulate a petition for a candidate running in … Continue reading
On March 5, a debate was held among six candidates who are running in the North Carolina 11th U.S. House Republican primary. Afterwards, the sponsors of the debate conducted a straw poll, using Range Voting. This blog post explains how … Continue reading
The Arkansas filing deadline for candidates to file in a primary closed on March 8. Here is the list of candidates for the Republican and Democratic primaries. No Republican filed for three statewide offices: Auditor, Treasurer, and Attorney General. Independent … Continue reading
The Delaware Libertarian Party just held a nominating convention, and chose nominees for U.S. Senate, U.S. House, and four legislative seats. See this story. In 2008, the Libertarian Party of Delaware did not run for U.S. Senate (even though it … Continue reading
