Yesterday, the US Supreme Court heard arguments in the case to allow the Oklahoma Libertarian Party to invite non-affiliated voters to participate in the party’s primary. A federal judge ruled the state law constitutional. However, a federal appeals court ruled … Continue reading
Yesterday, Ohio Secretary of State Ken Blackwell ruled that only optical-scan voting equipment will be used in the future in Ohio. This means that counties that already bought electronic vote-counting equipment must get rid of it. … Continue reading
Ballot Access News is selling an 8.5 inch by eleven inch map of the United States, showing all the counties, in 5 colors, illustrating the strong and weak areas for each of these 2004 presidential candidates: Ralph Nader, Michael Badnarik, … Continue reading
Today, the US Supreme Court refused to hear Nader v Serody, no. 04-550. This was Nader’s appeal of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision that kept him off the ballot last year. The issue in the Pennsylvania case was somewhat inappropriate … Continue reading
Today, the US Supreme Court refused to hear Nader v Serody, no. 04-550. This was Nader’s appeal of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision that kept him off the ballot last year. The issue in the Pennsylvania case was somewhat inappropriate … Continue reading
