On February 28, the Mississippi Senate Accountability, Efficiency and Transparency Committee passed SB 2522, to restore the initiative process that was stricken from the State Constitution a few years ago by the State Supreme Court. The bill provides for a … Continue reading
On February 28, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. submitted affidavits from four individuals in his lawsuit over whether his circulators can petition at the polls on March 5, when Maine holds presidential primaries. Team Kennedy v Bellows, 1:24cv-52. The evidence shows … Continue reading
On February 2, the Wisconsin Supreme Court unanimously put Dean Phillips on the Wisconsin Democratic presidential primary ballot. The law says candidates discussed in the news media should be on presidential primary ballots automatically, but the Wisconsin Election Commission still … Continue reading
The Ohio Libertarian Party is not ballot-qualified, so it is using the independent presidential petition. That petition, which requires 5,000 signatures, is now finished and will soon be submitted to the Secretary of State. Although the Libertarian Party does not … Continue reading
On March 15, the U.S. Supreme Court will consider whether to hear Stein v Federal Election Commission, 23-771. This is the lawsuit over the rules for getting primary season matching funds. Stein received federal matching funds in 2016 in her … Continue reading
