Two rival slates of statewide candidates are circulating petitions in New Hampshire, both with the ballot label “Libertarian”. One slate is composed of Karlyn Borysenko for Governor and Jeremy Kauffman for U.S. Senate. They were nominated at the January 2022 … Continue reading
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On June 20, California State Assemblymember Kevin Kiley (R-Rocklin) introduced ACA 16, which would repeal the top-two system and return to the system in effect 2000-2010. During those years, independent voters were always allowed to vote in all Republican and … Continue reading
On June 21, Alaska elections officials said they will not permit the fifth-place finisher in the June 2022 special primary for U.S. House to advance to the special general election. See this story. Therefore, because Al Gross withdrew, there will … Continue reading
On June 20, Al Gross said he will withdraw from the Alaska U.S. House race. He placed in the top four in the special primary, and the law permits withdrawal from the primary but says the withdrawal must be made … Continue reading
On June 20, the ElectionLawBlog carried my guest commentary, criticizing California’s independent presidential petition procedure. It requires almost 200,000 signatures, to be collected in 105 days. Furthermore the petition can’t start to circulate until after the presidential candidate has chosen … Continue reading