On April 25, a Kansas state trial court issued a 209-page opinion in Rivera v Schwab, 2022-cv-89, 29th judicial district, Wyandotte County District Court. It finds that the new U.S. House boundaries violate the Kansas Constitution, because they were drawn … Continue reading
On April 25, the U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear Libertarian Party of Alabama v Merrill, 21-1288. This is the case over the Alabama law that gives the list of registered voters free to qualified parties, but charges an unqualified … Continue reading
Law Professor Derek T. Muller has submitted this amicus curiae brief in Cawthorn v Amalfi, the Fourth Circuit lawsuit over whether Congressman Madison Cawthorn meets the qualifications to run for Congress. The brief argues that states may have no role … Continue reading
No Democrat will be on the ballot for U.S. House from South Dakota this year. See this story. Democrats didn’t run for the seat in 2020, either. In 2020, in a two-person race, the Libertarian nominee for U.S. House, Randy … Continue reading
The California Secretary of State regularly issues a document called “Report of Registration”, which shows how many registered voters there are in each party. The document always includes the name and contact information for the chair of each qualified party, … Continue reading
