On June 13, the Michigan Democratic Party threatened to hold its presidential caucus in Jnaury 2008, or even earlier. This is in response to the Florida Democratic Party’s decision a few days ago to choose delegates in the Florida January … Continue reading
Richard Winger
The faction of the Prohibition Party that recognizes Earl Dodge as national chairman held its national presidential convention on June 12 in Arvada, Colorado, at a church. Delegates from three states were in attendance. The convention chose Earl Dodge for … Continue reading
Many interesting lawsuits are pending, although courts have been unusually slow recently. Alabama: we are awaiting a decision from the 11th circuit on the constitutionality of Alabama’s 3% petition in combination with the early June petition deadline. The hearing was … Continue reading
Pedro Rossello, a former Governor of Puerto Rico, has brought his own voting rights case to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, part of the Organization of American States. It is Rossello v United States, no. P-1105-06. Like the Igartua … Continue reading
In 2005, the Iowa Green and Libertarian Parties filed a lawsuit to gain the right for voters to register into parties, even if those parties aren’t qualified for the ballot. The judge has set up a settlement hearing for August … Continue reading