New Jersey held primaries on June 4. In Atlantic County, election officials were not supposed to have opened envelopes containing absentee ballots until May 31, but they did open them earlier. On Friday, June 7, a state court ruled that … Continue reading
The Kansas Secretary of State has rejected the nominations for state legislative office of the No Labels Party. The Secretary determined that the nomination documents were not signed by the actual state chair of the party. See this story. … Continue reading
On June 5, the Florida Secretary of State recognized the Reform Party as a ballot-qualified party. The Secretary of State’s website does not yet list the party, but it typically takes that office a week to update the list of … Continue reading
Steve Peace, a former California state legislator from San Diego, who was always a member of the Democratic Party while he was in office, has endorsed Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., for president. Here is his explanation, posted on Independent Voters … Continue reading
According to this story, an individual named Kris Van Meteren claims to be the state chair of the ballot-qualified No Labels Party of Kansas, and has nominated some candidates for the legislature. However, neither the national office of No Labels, … Continue reading
