If you live in a state with ballot access problems, now is the time to communicate with state legislators (or with candidates who are likely to be elected to state legislatures) and ask that they sponsor bills to improve the … Continue reading
The Vermont Green Party has a state court hearing on October 8, in the case that argues the party was improperly denied “qualified” status at the end of 2007. The state has already printed its absentee ballots without Cynthia McKinney, … Continue reading
The Kansas deadline for qualified parties to file their candidates for presidential elector is June 20. The Republican Party of Kansas still hasn’t filed any candidates for presidential elector. The Kansas Secretary of State’s webpage lists candidates for presidential elector. … Continue reading
U.S. District Court Judge W. Keith Watkins of Montgomery, Alabama, will hold a hearing on injunctive relief in Glasgow v Allen on Monday, October 6, at 1:30 pm, in courtroom 2E. The issue is whether the state can prohibit visitors … Continue reading
Washington state held a “top-two” primary on August 19, at which all voters received the same ballots. Each ballot listed all candidates, with party labels worded “Prefers (such-and-such) Party.” The Constitution Party candidates for Secretary of State, and for Auditor, … Continue reading
