A campaign to re-elect Washington, D.C. Mayor Adrian Fenty as a write-in candidate is proceeding in the District of Columbia. Volunteers for the write-in campaign have prepared tens of thousands of rubber stamps, and distributing them to voters just outside … Continue reading
The Alaska Division of Elections says it will give a list of all declared write-in candidates to voters at the polls who ask for the list. The Democratic Party says it may sue to prevent that. See this story. The … Continue reading
In 2006, the New Hampshire Supreme Court ruled in Akins v Secretary of State, 904 A.2d 702, that all candidates must have an equal right to appear first on the ballot. The Court said, “By establishing a system that grants … Continue reading
On October 22, a US District Court in New York issued an injunction against the discriminatory law on fusion. The judge ordered the state to let Randy Credico appear on both lines: the Libertarian line and the Anti-Prohibition line. There … Continue reading
November 2, 2010 ballots in New York city tell the voters to vote by marking “the oval above” the name of the preferred candidate. Actually, voters are supposed to fill in the oval below. The Board says it is not … Continue reading
