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The September 27 issue of the Philadelphia Inquirer has an editorial, sharply criticizing the state’s ballot access laws. This is the largest newspaper in Pennsylvania.
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On September 26, the Ohio Attorney General conceded defeat in a lawsuit involving voter registration procedures, and asked the 6th circuit to cancel a telephone oral argument set for September 27. The case is Amy Miller v Blackwell, 04-4299. On … Continue reading
Martha Abbott, Progressive Party candidate for Vermont State Auditor, has been endorsed by the AFL-CIO. The race has 4 candidates: a Democrat, a Republican, a Progressive, and a candidate of the Liberty Union Party. … Continue reading
A poll commissioned by one of Las Vegas’ daily newspapers, the Review Journal, for Governor of Nevada, shows these results: Republican 45%; Democratic 36%; Constitution 5%; None of the Above (which is printed on Nevada ballots for statewide office) 3%; … Continue reading
Joe Cobb was a write-in candidate in the Libertarian Party primary for US House, in Arizona’s 7th district, on September 12. No names appeared on that primary ballot for that office. Under the law, Cobb needed write-ins equal to one-half … Continue reading