According to this story, Ohio Republican State Senator Matt Huffman (R-Lima) predicts that if the Democratic Party sues Ohio over the August 7 deadline for a qualified party to certify its presidential and vice-presidential nominees, the Democratic Party would win … Continue reading
On April 5, the Catoosa County (Georgia) filed a federal lawsuit to keep certain candidates off the Republican primary ballot for County Commission. Catoosa County Republican Party v Catoosa County Board of Elections, n.d., 4:24cv-95. The case is assigned to … Continue reading
On April 17, the Third Circuit issued an opinion in Kim v Hanlon, 24-1594. Here is the opinion. It agrees with the U.S. District Court that the old discriminatory ballot format, in Democcratic primaries, should be enjoined. … Continue reading
On April 15, Maine joined the National Popular Vote Plan pact, when Governor Janet Mills let LD 1578 take effect. The plan won’t go into effect until more states join. The additional states must have at least 61 electoral votes.
On April 16, Michigan held special elections to fill two vacant seats in the State House of Representatives. 13th district: Democratic 65.6%; Republican 34.4%. 25th district: Democratic 59.6%; Republican 38.3%; Constitution Party (U.S. Taxpayers Party) 2.1%. In November 2022, the … Continue reading
