Although access to the Arizona presidential primaries is extremely easy, Joe Biden didn’t file to run in the Arizona Democratic presidential primary. All he would have needed to do is file a declaration of candiday. No fee and no petition … Continue reading
On December 24, the California Supreme Court ruled 4-3 that its 1980 Pruneyard decision is still good law. That decision had said that because shopping center walkways are the social equivalent of the old traditional town square, therefore distributing leaflets, … Continue reading
Texas law, since 1993, has required parties that plan to petition to give advance notice no later than January 2 of the election year. The Texas Independence Party recently notified the Secretary of State that it will attempt to qualify … Continue reading
The California Secretary of State recently released the tally of how many voters are registered in each political party, as of December 4, 2007. The previous tally had been as of September 4, 2007. The only three parties in the … Continue reading
The Colorado Secretary of State’s legal counsel recently determined that the Reform, Gun Owners’ Rights, and Pro Life Parties, are no longer qualified parties in that state. None of the three parties has as many as 1,000 registrants, and none … Continue reading
