Lowell Finley, co-founder of Voter Action, was named one of California’s new Deputy Secretaries of State on January 8. Voter Action exists to fight electronic vote-counting technology. See http://voteraction.org for more information about the organization. Lowell Finley has been serving … Continue reading
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The U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear both election law cases that had been on its January 5 conference. They are Nader v Seroty and Wexler v Anderson. See post below (2 posts down) to know what these cases were … Continue reading
Oregon State Senator Ben Westlund said on January 7 that he will soon introduce a bill to repeal Oregon’s primary screen-out law. That law was passed in 2005. It makes it illegal for primary voters to sign a petition for … Continue reading
The U.S. Supreme Court announced on the afternoon of Friday, January 5, that it had agreed to hear 7 particular cases. None of these 7 cases is an election law case. The U.S. Supreme Court won’t say until the morning … Continue reading
The 11th circuit will hear the Alabama ballot access case arguments on the morning of March 20 in Atlanta. Swanson v Bennett, 06-13643. The courthouse is at 56 Forsyth St NW, Atlanta. This case is the 4th one to be … Continue reading