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U.S. District Court Judge Joseph Bataillon will hold a trial April 21-22, in Citizens in Charge v Gale, 4:09-cv-3255. This is the case that challenges Nebraska’s ban on out-of-state circulators.
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On March 14, the Arizona House passed HB 2304 by a vote of 51-5. Among many other election law changes, it says that when a political party gets on the ballot, it is then on the ballot for the next … Continue reading
On March 13, Joe Trippi appeared on a panel in Austin, at a large national conference sponsored by South by Southwest Interactive. The panel subject was: “The people-powered revolution, fueled by the Internet and technology, will change the worlds of … Continue reading
The Arkansas Libertarian Party will launch a petition drive in April to qualify for the 2012 ballot as a full-fledged party. The party has virtually met its goal of raising $30,000 to pay for the petition drive, which needs 10,000 … Continue reading
Egyptian voters are expected to vote in favor of a proposal next week to liberalize ballot access for presidential candidates. Another reform proposal is expected to be announced after the referendum. It would ease ballot access for all political parties, … Continue reading