On October 25, the Fifth Circuit issued an opinion in Republican National Committee v Wetzel, 24-60395. It says that Mississippi cannot count ballots received in the postal mail later than election day. The decision interprets federal law to mean that … Continue reading
The California deadline for filing as a write-in candidate has closed. The only presidential candidate who qualified is Peter Sonski, nominee of the American Solidarity Party. Califoria recently made it even more difficult to qualify as a declared write-in for … Continue reading
NEW YORK WORST IN THE NATION FOR VOTER CHOICE On September 27, the U.S. Supreme Court refused to put Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. on the New York ballot. As a result, New York voters are the only voters in the … Continue reading
On October 23, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that if a mail voter forgets to enclose the secrecy envelope, that same voter must be allowed to cast a provisional ballot later at the polls. Genser v Butler County Board of … Continue reading
On October 21, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. asked the U.S. Supreme Court to order the Wisconsin Election Commission to remove his name from the ballot. The State Supreme Court had kept him on against his will. Kennedy v Wisconsin Elections … Continue reading
