On April 9, an independent candidate for U.S. House in Ohio, filed a state court lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the petition requirement of 1% of the last vote cast, due in March. Tjaden v Geauga County Board of Elections, … Continue reading
On April 9, the California State Appeals Court, third district, issued an opinion in Weber v Superior Court, B324576. This is the case over whether Vince Fong could run for both U.S. House and Assembly in the March 5, 2024 … Continue reading
New York state has the shortest window (42 days) for presidential petitions in the general election of any state. It starts April 16, one week from today. Here is a news story, which focuses on Libertarian Party preparations. This is … Continue reading
on April 8, three Republicans running for U.S. House in New Jersey, and one running for U.S. Senate, filed a state court lawsuit to get the same non-discriminatory ballot format that Democratic primary voters will be using, in the June … Continue reading
North Carolina has never had an independent candidate for U.S. House on a government-printed ballot. But in 2024, Shelane Etchison appears to have qualified in the Ninth District. Here is her website. She needed 7,460 valid signatures and the county … Continue reading
