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Mary Norwood Lawsuit Over Georgia Signatures Dismissed

Posted on July 1, 2010 by adminJuly 1, 2010
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On July 1, a state court judge in Georgia dismissed the lawsuit that had been filed by Mary Norwood, over the validity of between 8,000 and 9,000 signatures with the county name pre-printed on the petition forms.  See this story.  … Continue reading →

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California State Court Seems Disinclined to Alter Recognized State Officers of the American Independent Party

Posted on July 1, 2010 by adminJuly 1, 2010
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On June 30, a Solano County, California Superior Court Judge suggested orally that he will not alter the state’s recognition of Markham Robinson as state chair of the American Independent Party.  Robinson is the leader of the faction of the … Continue reading →

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British Vote on Electoral Reform Set for May 5, 2011

Posted on July 1, 2010 by adminJuly 1, 2010
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Great Britain is expected to vote on May 5, 2011, on whether to use Single Transferable Voting for House of Commons elections.  Thanks to Thomas Jones for this news.

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Delaware Ballot Access Bill Passes

Posted on July 1, 2010 by adminJuly 1, 2010
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On the evening of June 30, the Delaware Senate passed HB 425, the bill that says the new higher requirements for minor parties to be on the ballot should not take effect until 2011.  Assuming the Governor signs the bill, … Continue reading →

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California State Court May Order Late Riverside County Ballots to be Counted

Posted on July 1, 2010 by adminJuly 1, 2010
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On July 1, a Superior Court Judge in Riverside County, California, ordered Riverside County elections officials not to certify the votes cast in the June 8 primary, until the next court hearing.  The lawsuit contends that approximately 12,000 mail ballots … Continue reading →

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