On October 1, a Virginia state circuit court in Richmond granted a preliminary injunction, allowing the group called “The Know Campaign” to obtain the list of which voters voted in the last election. “The Know Campaign” is a non-partisan group … Continue reading
On October 4, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court issued this 7-page opinion in In re: the Nomination Petitions and Papers of Carl Stevenson, 54 MAP 2010. Carl Stevenson is an independent candidate for the legislature. The issue is whether a Pennsylvania … Continue reading
On September 29, the voter-plaintiffs and candidate-plaintiffs in Field v Bowen filed an appeal in the California State Court of Appeals. The case number in the First District is A129829. This is the case over two details of the California … Continue reading
In five states this year, one ballot-qualified minor party will lose its status as a qualified party because that party is not running any statewide nominees, or it is not running for the only statewide office that affects qualified status. … Continue reading
A Fox News Poll released several days ago for the Colorado gubernatorial election shows these results: Hickenlooper, Democrat, 44%; Tancredo, Constitution, 34%; Maes, Republican, 15%; others and undecided 7%. The share of the vote for the Republican nominee, Dan Maes, … Continue reading
