On December 12, Missouri’s Attorney General asked a U.S. District Court to impose sanctions on the attorneys for the plaintiffs in the redistricting case. The state says that the attorneys for the plaintiffs told the court at oral argument that … Continue reading
The North Carolina State Board of Elections has records showing the number of registered voters in each party, going back to 1966. During the entire period from 1966 to the present, there have always been more registered Democrats than registered … Continue reading
On December 11, a New Hampshire state trial court upheld the new requirements for voters who use postal absentee ballots. The new law requires that the completed ballot must be notarized, or it must include a photocopy of the voter’s … Continue reading
On December 10, some independent voters in Pennsylvania filed a new lawsuit against closed primaries. They earlier filed a case in State Supreme Court but that Court refused to hear it. Therefore, they are starting over in a lower court, … Continue reading
The U.S. Supreme Court is now on vacation, and won’t return until Friday, January 9, 2026.
