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Amicus Curiae Brief Filed in Georgia Ballot Access Case, but Georgia Apparently Doesn't File Opposition Brief

Posted on December 6, 2010 by adminDecember 6, 2010
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December 6 is the deadline for the state of Georgia to file any opposition it wishes to file, before the U.S. Supreme Court, in Coffield v Kemp, the ballot access case.  Apparently Georgia chose not to file any brief, although … Continue reading →

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Delaware Supreme Court Refuses to Decide Fusion Case

Posted on December 6, 2010 by adminDecember 6, 2010
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On October 22, the Delaware Supreme Court issued a three-page ruling, saying the lawsuit McVay v  Department of Elections is moot.  Therefore, the Court won’t decide the issue.  The issue is whether a minor party nominee who then files in … Continue reading →

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Government Responses in Four Ballot Access Cases Due on Monday, December 6

Posted on December 6, 2010 by adminDecember 6, 2010
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By coincidence, December 6 is the deadline for government responses in four important ballot access cases. Georgia’s response brief to the U.S. Supreme Court is due in Coffield v Kemp, the case that challenges ballot access laws for independent and … Continue reading →

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Newspaper Analysis of Impact of Working Families Party on Connecticut 2010 Election

Posted on December 5, 2010 by adminDecember 5, 2010
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The Bristol (Connecticut) Press has this interesting analysis of the impact of the Working Families Party on Connecticut’s 2010 election. … Continue reading →

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Tennessee Republicans Will Study Whether to Close Primaries, Make Decision in February 2011

Posted on December 4, 2010 by adminDecember 4, 2010
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On December 4, the Tennessee Republican Party executive committee decided to study whether to support closed primaries or not.  The study will take two months.  See this story. … Continue reading →

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