On August 22, a lawsuit was filed in state court against a new Florida law, which permits people who sign initiative petitions to remove their names up to 5 months after they have signed. The case is Florida Hometown Democracy … Continue reading
On August 22, the Michigan Senate passed SB 624, which sets up a January 15 presidential primary for both major parties.
See here for an Atlanta Journal-Constitution news story about the trial in federal court in Rome, Georgia, concerning the Georgia requirement that voters at the polls show government photo-ID. … Continue reading
Former Georgia Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney has hinted that she might seek the Green Party presidential nomination. But she has also said that she cannot focus on that until she eliminates her 2006 congressional campaign debt. That debt, which was originally … Continue reading
The two factions of the Prohibition Party have agreed to split the Pennock bequest equally, after having met in state court in Media, Pennsylvania. If the two factions had not agreed, they were threatened with having the bank that handles … Continue reading
