The Illinois State Board of Elections has a meeting on July 9. One of the items dealt with will be the ballot status of Jay Keeven, the only Republican running for State Reprsentative, 112th district. He got on the ballot … Continue reading
U.S. SUPREME COURT WEAKENS STATE CONTROL OVER PRESIDENTIAL BALLOT ACCESS On March 4, the U.S. Supreme Court issued its opinion in Trump v Anderson, 23-719. This is the Colorado ballot access case over whether former President Donald Trump could be … Continue reading
The Florida Secretary of State’s website now lists the Natural Law Party a a qualified party. The name of the party is “Florida Natural Law.” Most counties in Florida don’t print the full party name on the ballot. The Secretary … Continue reading
BAN has already covered the pending Missouri state court lawsuit in which the Republican Party seeks to bar a gubernatorial candidate from its August 2024 primary ballot. That case, Missouri Republican Party v Secretary of State, has a hearing May … Continue reading
On May 3, Illinois Governor J. B. Pritzker signed SB 2412, which eliminates the ability of qualified parties to nominate someone after the primary is over. The bill takes effect immediately. The original bill had nothing to do with election … Continue reading
