Ohio election law requires candidates to disclose any previous names they may have used in the past five years, when they file. On January 18, the Mercer County Board of Elections allowed Arienne Childrey, a candidate for State House, to … Continue reading
It has been three days since a U.S. District Court in Arizona ruled that No Labels Party can bar candidates from filing for congress and partisan state office in its primary. Even though the Secretary of State had said he … Continue reading
On January 17, the Louisiana House passed HB 17, which restores the ability of parties to have nominees. It would take effect in 2024 for congressional elections (although Louisiana has no U.S. Senate race in 2024). For 2024, the partisan … Continue reading
One of the amici in the Trump Colorado ballot access in the U.S. Supreme Court argues that tne Ninth Amendment protects the right to vote for the candidate of one’s choice. See it here. It is filed by 3,000 voters, … Continue reading
On January 18, former President Donald Trump filed his brief in the U.S. Supreme Court in the Colorado ballot access case, Trump v Anderson, 23-719. His arguments, in this order, are: (1) Section Three doesn’t apply to president and vice-president; … Continue reading
