On September 3, the California legislature sent AB 1539 to Governor Gavin Newsom. It requires the chair of all qualified parties that place a presidential nominee on the ballot to certify that their presidential and vice-presidential nominees comply with the … Continue reading
On Sunday, September 6, the U.S. Postal Service filed this appeal with the U.S. Supreme Court in the case over whether postal balloting. This is a combination of U.S. Postal Service v State of California, and Trump v League of … Continue reading
On September 4, the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court removed Andrew Tupone from the November ballot. He had enough valid signatures to be on the November ballot for U.S. House, 7th district. But he used the Green Party ballot label, even though … Continue reading
On September 4, the New Mexico Forward Party filed this request for a stay of the order that denied the party ballot access for its two statewide nominees. New Mexico Forward Party v Toulouse Oliver, 1:26cv-2286. Here is the filing. … Continue reading
On September 4, the Nebraska Supreme Court refused to invalidate the medical marijuana initiative passed by the voters in 2024. Kuehn v Evnen, S24-901. Certain state officials had tried to invalidate the law on the theory that the initiative did … Continue reading
