The U.S. Supreme Court order list for the morning of June 28 does not have any order for Republican National Committee v Federal Election Commission, 09-1287. On the afternoon of June 28, the Court will again consider again whether to … Continue reading
On June 28, U.S. Senator Robert Byrd died. He had been first elected to that seat in 1958, and was 92 years old. West Virginia law says a special election must be held if the vacancy occurred more than two … Continue reading
On June 27, the North Carolina First Party said it would try to qualify for the 2012 election in North Carolina. The North Carolina Party is the party formed by the Service Employees International Union. It tried and failed to … Continue reading
Kristin Davis, who sought the New York Libertarian Party gubernatorial nomination earlier this year, but failed to obtain it, now says that she will petition onto the November ballot this year as the gubernatorial nominee of the Reform Party. The … Continue reading
On June 23, seven candidates for Governor of Rhode Island debated each other. See this story. Participating were two Democrats, two Republicans, two independents, and the only candidate running in the Moderate Party primary. The Rhode Island primary is not … Continue reading
