On August 4, the People’s Party filed its Eleventh Circuit brief in People’s Party of Florida v Department of State, 22-12451. The issue is the relatively new Florida law that makes it impossible for a newly-qualifying party to run any … Continue reading
On August 2, a Connecticut Superior Court denied injunctive relief against the law that requires a candidate running in a primary for U.S. House to collect the signatures of 2% of that party’s registered members in 42 days. Most primary … Continue reading
On August 2, the North Carolina Democratic Party sued the State Board of Elections in state court, arguing that the State Board of Elections should not have certified the Green Party for the ballot. North Carolina Democratic Party v North … Continue reading
Washington held its top-two primary on August 2. No minor party candidates placed first or second, so there will be no minor party candidates for any federal or state office in November. The minor party candidates who were on the … Continue reading
The North Carolina Board of Elections has five members, all of whom must be registered members of one of the two largest parties. On August 2, four independent voters, along with Common Cause, sued the state in federal court to … Continue reading
