On May 17, the Wisconsin Elections Commission approved the request of No Labels to cancel its qualified party status. The vote was unanimous. This is the first time a qualified party has voluntarily canceled its qualified status in Wisconsin since … Continue reading
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On May 20, the Arizona Secretary of State filed his brief in No Labels Party v Fontes, 24-563. The issue is whether a qualified party in Arizona has a freedom of association right to block anyone from filing in its … Continue reading
On May 20, the Connecticut Supreme Court issued a unanimous opinion in Moakley v State Elections Enforcement Commission. Connecticut has public funding for candidates for state office. The issue was whether the state could insist that public financed candidates refrain … Continue reading
Although Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., is an independent candidate, he has formed parties in a few states to help him with ballot access, including Hawaii. His We the People Party may have a candidate for the Hawaii legislature this year. … Continue reading
No Labels is a qualified party in Hawaii. Any adult citizen-resident may run in its primary for any partisan federal or state office. Candidates for statewide office and U.S. House need 25 signatures; legislative candidates need 15 signatures. The Hawaii … Continue reading