On July 8, the Seventh Circuit issued a short opinion, saying the U.S. District Court was correct to deny ballot access injunctive relief to an Illinois statewide initiative. Morgan v White, 20-1801. The decision points out that Illinois allows 18 … Continue reading
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On July 10, the U.S. Supreme Court asked Florida to respond in Raysor v DeSantis, 19A1071. The response is due Tuesday, July 14, by 4 p.m. … Continue reading
Back on April 1, a new party qualified in Maryland called the Working Class Party. It got its signatures before the health crisis. See this story. … Continue reading
This Houston Chronicle story says the Republican Party of Texas has sued the Mayor of Houston, who used his emergency powers to say that the state party could not have an indoor state convention in Houston with thousands of people … Continue reading
On July 9, the Howie Hawkins campaign determined that the campaign has raised enough small donations to qualify for primary season matching funds. To get the funds, a candidate seeking the presidential nomination of any party (recognized by the FEC … Continue reading