The Utah Personal Choice Party has hired a paid petition circulator to get itself back on the Utah ballot. The party has a platform somewhat similar to the Libertarian platform, but is not associated with the state or national Libertarian … Continue reading
On December 26, Michigan Democratic Party activist Martha Hayes filed this strong brief in U.S. District Court, in her lawsuit to stop the Michigan Democratic presidential primary. The case is Hayes v Michigan Democratic Party and the Michigan Secretary of … Continue reading
The Virginia Board of Elections denied Chris Dodd’s appeal to be on the Democratic presidential primary ballot. His campaign had turned his signatures in to the Richmond City Hall, instead of to the office of the State Board of Elections, … Continue reading
The voters of Santa Fe, New Mexico, will vote on March 4 on whether to amend the city charter, to use Instant-Runoff Voting for elections for city officers. The amendment would take effect in 2010 if the vote-counting machines can … Continue reading
Rhode Island requires 1,000 signatures for candidates to get on a presidential primary ballot. The deadline for turning the signatures into the towns is December 26 at 4 p.m. So far, these 9 Republican candidates have submitted signatures to Providence … Continue reading
