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On March 18, the Ohio Secretary of State removed one of the two candidates in the Libertarian primary for U.S. Senate. See this story. … Continue reading
Richard Winger
On March 10, Che Ahn, a Republican candidate for Governor of California, filed a lawsuit in state court alleging that the law requiring gubernatorial candidates to submit copies of their tax returns for the last five years is unconstitutional. He … Continue reading
Earnest Ray Calhoon, a Democrat running for California Assembly, 79th district, has been disqualified from the June primary ballot because of a supposed flaw with his petition. Candidates for legislature in California need 40 signatures to get on a primary … Continue reading
On March 19, the Alabama House passed HB 541, which changes Alabama primaries from open to closed. The vote was 69-32. Now the bill moves to the Senate. … Continue reading
On March 17, the Hawaii Senate Judiciary Committee passed HB 1716. The bill had already passed the House. It says that a party that has been ballot-qualified at least eight years may remain on the ballot indefinitely as long as … Continue reading