On July 30, the Constitution Party submitted 3,452 signatures to place its nominee, Phil Hudok, on the ballot in West Virginia’s U.S. House race, district two. The 2nd district is the district that includes Charleston, and which has a Republican … Continue reading
The Independent Party, which is ballot-qualified in Oregon, released the results of its party-sponsored primary on July 30. The party mailed a passcode to all its registered members, via postal mail, at great expense to the party. The passcode enabled … Continue reading
On July 30, the Public Policy Institute of California released a poll for the gubernatorial and U.S. Senate races. The poll included many other questions as well, and can be seen here. The election results start on page 32. For … Continue reading
On July 29, a U.S. District Court in Arkansas upheld the vote test that determines whether a party may remain on the ballot automatically or not. Green Party of Arkansas v Daniels, 4:09-cv-695. Fortunately, the Green Party had done another … Continue reading
On July 30, the 11th circuit reversed the U.S. District Court and enjoined Florida from paying extra public funding to William McCollum, a candidate for Governor in the Republican primary. McCollum’s opponent, Richard Scott, had filed the lawsuit, which is … Continue reading
