On March 20, U.S. District Court Judge Amy Berman Jackson, an Obama appointee, issued an opinion in Hall v D.C. Board of Elections, 1:23cv-1261. This case had been filed in 2023 by some Washington, D.C., voters, to block a 2022 … Continue reading
On March 5, Massachusetts held a presidential primary for the Libertarian Party. The results: Chase Oliver 1,453; Jacob Hornberger 1,089; Michael Rectenwald 546; Lars Mapstead 399; Michael Ter Maat 314; no preference 3,982; miscellaneous write-ins 2,161; blank 980. Thanks to … Continue reading
On March 13, the Connecticut House Government Administration & Elections Committee introduced an omnibus election bill that includes a provision making it illegal for any qualified party to have “Independent” as part of its name. The bill, HB 5498, can … Continue reading
On March 14, Kari Lake and Mark Fincham asked the U.S. Supreme Court to reinstate their lawsuit against Arizona’s vote-coounting equipment. Kari Lake had been the 2022 Republican gubernatorial nominee, and Mark Fincham had been the Republican nominee for Secretary … Continue reading
The Tennessee Secretary of State has determined that the No Labels Party petition is valid in Tennessee. No Labels is the first party to have completed the petition since 1968, when the American Party did it. Even Americans Elect did … Continue reading
