Court in at least three cities are holding hearings on Wednesday, October 8: 1. Tennessee Senator Rosalind Kurita is asking a federal court to put her back on the ballot. She had won the Democratic primary in August, but the … Continue reading
The Economist Magazine has polled its readers in all 195 nations of the world, on whether they want Barack Obama or John McCain to win the presidential election. Unfortunately readers are not able to vote for anyone else. Then, the … Continue reading
On October 7, the U.S. Supreme Court denied Bob Barr’s application for a place on the Louisiana ballot. The U.S. Supreme Court has not granted an injunction, putting anyone on a ballot, since October 1990, when it ordered Cook County, … Continue reading
The Georgia Libertarian Party is running John Monds for Public Service Commission. This is a partisan statewide race. Monds has no Democratic opponent. The only candidate besides Monds is the incumbent Commissioner, H. Doug Everett, the Republican nominee. This will … Continue reading
On October 6, the Ninth Circuit ruled against the Alaskan Independence Party, in the party’s attempt to keep Daniel DeNardo from running in its primary for public office. The case will go down in history with the wrong party name, … Continue reading
