On Saturday, July 25, the First Circuit issued an order in State of California v Trump, 26-1774. This is the lawsuit in which some states challenged an Executive Order that the federal government should compile its own list of eligible … Continue reading
On July 24, the Democratic Party’s Rules & Bylaws Committee issued its hopes for the 2028 presidential primary schedule. The most drastic change was for New Mexico, which has always held presidential primaries in June. The party recommended that New … Continue reading
MAJOR PARTY SHARE OF REGISTRATION DROPS BELOW 65% FOR FIRST TIME IN AT LEAST 90 YEARS For the first time in at least ninety years (and probably for the first time ever), the percentage of voters who are registered into … Continue reading
On July 23, Michael Collier, the independent candidate for Texas Lieutenant Governor who is suing over the law that requires him to collect 81,030 signatures in just thirty days, filed this reply brief. … Continue reading
Here is the Alaska primary ballot for U.S. Senator and U.S. Representative. Daniel J. Sullivan, who is running for U.S. Senate, has no party label on the ballot even though he is a registered Republican. The Division of Elections initially … Continue reading
