Here is a newspaper story about the New Mexico Forward Party’s ballot access lawsuit. The story is inaccurate when it says the party’s statewide nominees needed 7,123 signatures each. The law plainly says that they each needed 14,246 signatures. … Continue reading
This news story says the Lincoln Party, which successfully peetitioned to place one candidate on the Indiana ballot this year for Secretary of State, spent $780,000 to gather the signatures. … Continue reading
Here is a link to President Trump’s speech of July 16. It lasts 26 minutes. Trump is correct that U.S. election procedures are faulty, but he did not mention the true faults. One fault that gets no publicity, but is … Continue reading
On July 15, Butch Ware filed this reply brief in Ware v Weber, e.d., 2:26cv-1643. This is the case over the California law that gubernatorial candidates must reveal their tax returns for the last five years. … Continue reading
On July 15, a U.S. District Court Magistrate heard Day v New Hampshire Secretary of State, 1:26cv-499. This is the case in which independent U.S. Senate candidate Aaron Day was barred from the ballot because he hadn’t finished updating his … Continue reading
