On April 16, a New Jersey state trial court refused to enjoin the Burlington County Clerk from using the discriminatory ballot format in the June 4 primary this year. Burlington County Republican Regular Organization v Schwartz, Bur-L-684-24. The other similar … Continue reading
On April 16, the Eleventh Circuit dissolved the stay that the U.S. District Court had issued, relative to whether Georgia can hold elections this year for Public Service Commissioner. This means the state is now free to hold at-large elections … Continue reading
On April 16, the Minnesota Supreme Court heard oral argument in the case filed by the Democratic Party to remove the Legal Marijuana Now Party from the ballot. See this story. The case is Martin v Simon, A24-0216. The Secretary … Continue reading
Tuesday, April 16, is the first day in which petitioning in New York is permitted for independent candidates and the nominees of unqualified parties. Here is a news story about the Robert F. Kennedy, Jr’s plans in one area of … Continue reading
On April 15, Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose rejected the idea of letting the Democratic Party make a provisional filing for President Biden to be on the ballot. His letter says the Ohio law doesn’t allow for such a … Continue reading
