In 2009, Ohio changed the deadline for a qualified party to certify the names of its presidential and vice-presidential nominees from 75 days before the general election, to 90 days before the general election. This was a very irrational act, … Continue reading
Richard Winger
On April 5, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear, a Democrat, vetoed HB 44. Among other things, it would have prevented any local government from using Ranked Choice Voting for its own elections. … Continue reading
On Friday, April 5, leaders of the No Labels organization held a 20-minute zoom meeting with No Labels activists. The meeting was addressed by Mike Rawlings, Ben Chavis, Nancy Jacobson, and Jay Nixon. Approximately 725 people were on the call, … Continue reading
On April 1, Cara Castronuiva, a Republican seeking the New York Republican Party’s nomination for U.S. Senate, filed a federal lawsuit against the petition requirement. Because she did not show substantial support at the party state convention, she must get … Continue reading
On April 3, the Third Circuit refused to stay the lower court’s order that required New Jersey to use office-block ballot format for the June 4 Democratic primary. Kim v Hanlon, 24-1593. The three judges were Kent Jordan (Bush Jr. … Continue reading