On April 1, the plaintiff-candidates who had sued 19 New Jersey counties over primary ballot format filed this brief in Kim v Hanlon, 3:24cv-1098. They argue that the U.S. District Court Judge should not stay his own order that mandates … Continue reading
As already reported, on Thursday evening, March 28, a U.S. District Court ordered office-group ballots for the June 4 primaries. On March 30, a Saturday, the judge, in response to a question from the Republican Party, clarified that his March … Continue reading
Minnesota law professor David Schultz has written that the Democratic Party’s attempt to remove the Legal Marijuana Now Party from this year’s ballot probably violates due process. There are court precedents that states cannot toughen ballot access rules in the … Continue reading
Three candidates seeking the presidential nomination of the Constitution Party will debate on Saturday, April 6, between 1 pm and 4 pm in Dearborn, Michigan. They are Jimmy Harvey, Joel Skousen, and Randall Terry.
On March 20, the Arizona Republican nominees for Governor and Secretary of State from 2022 asked the U.S. Supreme Court to expedite their lawsuit on vote-counting machines. Since then, the Court has done nothing in this case, Lake v Fontes, … Continue reading
