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Two election law cases were argued in the U.S. Supreme Court in early October 2007. One is from Washington state and one is from New York. Neither decision has come out yet, and neither one will be out this week. … Continue reading
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On January 7, two Arizona State Senators, both Republicans, introduced SB 1064. It would provide that independents, and members of unqualified parties, could vote in the presidential primary of their choice. The sponsors are Senators Jack Harper and Jim Waring. … Continue reading
On January 7, U.S. District Court Judge Robert Jonker of Michigan refused to issue an injunction, stopping the Democratic presidential primary that is set for January 15. The case is Hayes v Michigan Democratic Party, 1:07-cv-1237, western district. The plaintiff … Continue reading
On January 7, U.S. District Court Judge Robert Jonker of Michigan refused to issue an injunction, stopping the Democratic presidential primary that is set for January 15. The case is Hayes v Michigan Democratic Party, 1:07-cv-1237, western district. The plaintiff … Continue reading
Major news media have said consistently that if Mayor Mike Bloomberg runs for president, he needs 74,108 signatures in Texas. However, that is only true if he uses the independent procedure. If he is the nominee of a party, he … Continue reading