The Iowa Supreme Court will hear the Iowa Libertarian Party’s ballot access on Tuesday, September 10, at 10 a.m. The issue is whether the party’s three U.S. House candidates should be on the ballot. The party held the county and … Continue reading
On September 9, the Michigan Supreme Court refused to hear the Democratic Party’s appeal in West v Michigan Secretary of State. The two lower levels of state court hade kept Cornel West on the ballot. The Secretary of State accepted … Continue reading
On September 9, the Michigan Supreme Court issued an opinion in Robert F. Kennedy, Jr v Secretary of State, 167545, putting him back on the ballot against his wishes. The midlevel court had allowed his to withdraw, but now he … Continue reading
On September 3, the Indiana Green Party asked for rehearing en banc in the Seventh Circuit, in the party’s ballot access case. Indiana Green Party v Morales, 23-2756. Both the U.S. District Court and the Seventh Circuit had upheld the … Continue reading
On September 6, Utah presidential elector candidates pledged to Shiva Ayyadurai filed a federal lawsuit to restore their place on the ballot. The state elections office had said they have enough valid signatures, but removed them because they are pledged … Continue reading
