On April 4, the U.S. Supreme Court revealed that it had decided not to hear Nader v Nago, 10-728, the Hawaii ballot access case. Ralph Nader had filed this case in 2004, challenging Hawaii law that requires an independent presidential … Continue reading
Ballot Access News March 1, 2011 – Volume 26, Number 10 This issue was originally printed on blue paper. Table of Contents BALLOT ACCESS BILLS ADVANCE IN ARIZONA, NEBRASKA, NEW MEXICO, OKLAHOMA PROCEDURAL VICTORY IN VERMONT BALLOT ACCESS CASE SUPREME … Continue reading
On April 1, the Alaska Elections Division, which is under the Lieutenant Governor, issued this 52-page report about the 2010 election for U.S. Senate. That election was historic because a write-in candidate was elected. There was a great deal of … Continue reading
West Virginia is holding a special gubernatorial election later this year, to choose a new Governor. The Mountain Party will hold a nominating convention on May 1, and will probably nominate someone to run for Governor. The last elected Governor, … Continue reading
See here for an interesting 14 minute You Tube, made by South Carolina Republican activist Edwin Turnage, which explains why the South Carolina Republican Party wants a closed primary for itself. The party recently lost in U.S. District Court over … Continue reading
