Tennessee Libertarians are making a coordinated effort to find legislators willing to introduce a bill on ballot access for parties, and hope to have found one by the end of January. In South Carolina, retired history professor J. David Gillespie … Continue reading
On January 9, the bill to permanently expand the U.S. House of Representatives from 435 voting members to 437 was re-introduced. It is HR 328. This time, the lead sponsor is D.C. Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton, a Democrat. Last time, … Continue reading
On January 10, 2007, Unity.08 sued the Federal Election Commission. Unity.08 is asking for an injunction allowing it to raise as much money from individuals as it can, during 2007. The case is Unity08 v FEC, 1:07-cv-53, filed in U.S. … Continue reading
Montana State Representative Rick Jore (the Constitution Party’s only state legislator) is likely to introduce a bill, requiring political parties to pay for their own primaries if they wish to nominate by primary. The bill would also authorize parties to … Continue reading
The Libertarian Party is back on the ballot in Maryland. The state confirmed that the petition submitted last month is valid. … Continue reading
