Back in June 2023, the New York legislature passed A4282B/S3505B, identical bills that move most local partisan elections from November of odd years, to November of even years. But only on December 12 did the legislature sent the bills to … Continue reading
The Indiana Supreme Court will hear State and John Rust v Morales on February 12, 2024. This is the case over the Indiana election law that says a party can bar someone from its primary ballot if the candidate did … Continue reading
The Constitution Party has moved the dates of its presidential convention to April 24-27. Previously the party had expected to hold it April 17-20. It will be in Salt Lake City. Thanks to Charles Deemer for this news. … Continue reading
On December 11, John Anthony Castro, the Republican presidential candidate who has filed many lawsuits to keep former President Donald Trump off various ballots, dismissed his California case. Castro v Weber, e.d., 2:23cv-2172. It had been assigned to U.S. District … Continue reading
On December 16, the Detroit News published a story that says the Michigan straight-ticket device will make it difficult for No Labels to poll a high share of the vote if No Labels runs someone for president in 2024. The … Continue reading
