On September 23, the West Virginia Supreme Court refused to take immediate jurisdiction of a lawsuit on whether the state should use one or two ballots in November. The Secretary of State had ruled that there should only be … Continue reading
On September 21, the 9th circuit held oral arguments in Farrakhan v Gregoire, 06-35669. This was an en banc rehearing with eleven judges participating. This article seems to feel the decision could go either way. The issue is whether the … Continue reading
On September 17, the Republican nominee for Lieutenant Governor of Rhode Island, Heidi Rogers, withdrew from the race, and she also endorsed independent candidate Robert J. Healey. Healey has been running, either as the nominee of the Cool Moose Party … Continue reading
Much recent evidence on both sides in the lawsuit against “top-two” in Washington state can be seen at the Washington Secretary of State’s web page. See here. The most recent documents are at the bottom. Because the case is over … Continue reading
Carl Romanelli, the Pennsylvania Green Party candidate for U.S. Senate in 2006, has been under court order to pay his Democratic Party challengers approximately $80,000 in court costs, for almost four years now. This is because Romanelli’s petition was found … Continue reading
