On October 26, the Florida State Court of Appeals heard arguments in Ambler v Election Canvassing Board, the case over who should be the Republican nominee for State Senate, 12th district. See this story. The candidate who won the primary, … Continue reading
On October 26, the Ninth Circuit struck down an Arizona law passed in 2004, that requires newly-registering voters to present proof that they are citizens. For people born in the United States, that proof includes a birth certificate or something … Continue reading
On October 25, the California State Court of Appeals issued a ruling in Keyes v Bowen, C062321, holding that state elections officials are not supposed to keep presidential candidates off the general election ballot because they may not meet the … Continue reading
This SurveyUSA poll for the statewide races in Georgia shows Libertarian nominee John Monds at 8%. It also shows the Libertarian nominee for State Schools Superintendent at 10%. Thanks to Art DiBianca for the link. … Continue reading
On October 25, Matt Damon, famous movie star, called on all New York voters to vote only for Working Families Party nominees. It is odd that he didn’t include an endorsement of Working Families Party nominees in other states where … Continue reading
