On June 25, Wendell Fant, the first person in the history of North Carolina government-printed ballots to qualify as an independent candidate for U.S. House, said he will not run. Therefore, he won’t be on the ballot. The work and … Continue reading
Neil Combee, who wanted to run in Florida’s Republican primary for the legislature, but who accidentally wrote a check to pay his filing fee that was one cent less than the precise amount required, will not sue to get on … Continue reading
On Wednesday, June 30, a Georgia Superior Court in Atlanta will hear Norwood v Fulton County Board of Registration and Elections, the case over whether to invalidate 9,000 signatures collected by independent candidate Mary Norwood. She is running for President … Continue reading
On June 23, the 7th circuit rejected a claim by some Chicago voters that their votes should have been counted in the February 2007 election for Alderman. They voted for Ambrosio Medrano, who was on the ballot for this non-partisan … Continue reading
The Grand Forks, North Dakota newspaper has this story about the aftermath of last week’s decision by the Secretary of State to put Joshua Voytek on the November ballot as the Libertarian Party nominee for Public Service Commission. Voytek was … Continue reading
