On June 2, the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court ruled that postal ballots in which the voter forgot to add the date next to the signature on the outer envelope should be counted. McCormick for U.S. Senate v Chapman, 286 MD 2022. … Continue reading
On May 31 and June 1, two Republican gubernatorial candidates asked the Michigan Supreme Court to put them on the ballot. See this story. They are currently off the ballot because a random sample of their petitions showed massive numbers … Continue reading
June 1 was the deadline for candidates to file for the August 16 Alaska top-four primary. For U.S. Senate, there are nine Republicans, three Democrats, two Alaskan Independence Party members, one Libertarian, and five independents. Total 20. For U.S. House, … Continue reading
On May 31, U.S. District Court Judge Zahid Quraishi, a Biden appointee, refused to dismiss the lawsuit Conforti v Hanlon, 3:20cv-8267. This action keeps the case alive. It was filed to overturn the New Jersey election procedures that give some … Continue reading
The New York petition deadline for independent candidates, and the nominees of unqualified parties, was May 31. It appears that six statewide petitions were submitted: the Libertarian, Green, Independence, Freedom and Unite statewide candidates, and independent U.S. Senate candidate Diane … Continue reading
