The Georgia Republican Party holds a state convention June 9-10. A group of Republican activists is pushing to persuade the convention to change the rules for Republican primary ballot access. The proposal would say that no one can run in … Continue reading
On May 9, the U.S. Supreme Court gave permission to the attorneys for New York state to file their response brief by June 30, in Libertarian Party of New York v State Board of Elections, 22-893. This is the second … Continue reading
On May 9 the Missouri House passed HJR 43 again. As amended, it would change the constitution to say that future constitutional initiatives need 57% to pass. The Senate is very likely to pass the bill soon. Assuming it does, … Continue reading
On May 5, the Libertarian National Committee filed a lawsuit in federal court against eight Michigan Libertarians. Four of the eight defendants were Libertarian Party nominees in Michigan in 2022: Mary Buzuma was the gubernatorial nominee; Greg Stempfle was the … Continue reading
On April 6, the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court upheld a law that does not permit a non-member of a party to circulate a petition to place a candidate on a primary ballot, even when the petitioner is the candidate! In re … Continue reading
