On March 16, the Ohio Supreme Court again invalidated a legislative redistricting plan. Here is the opinion in League of Women Voters of Ohio v Ohio Redistricting Commission. The May primary will now probably be moved to a later date. … Continue reading
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On March 16, the Pennsylvania Elections Department released the number of signatures for independent candidates, and the nominees of unqualified parties, for U.S. House this year. They range from 1,000 signatures to 2,343 signatures. The total number of signatures for … Continue reading
This news story announces the New York Libertarian Party’s decision to petition for its gubernatorial nominee, Larry Sharpe. The petitioning period is limited to a six-week period that starts mid-April and ends at the end of May. New York bars … Continue reading
On March 16, Brian P. Moore filed in the Green Party primary to run for Governor of Florida. His Lieutenant Governor running mate is Jennifer Sullivan. The Green Party has been ballot-qualified in Florida for 22 years, but never before … Continue reading
On March 15, the Maryland State Court of Appeals moved the 2022 primary from June 28 to July 19, due to the pending lawsuit over state legislative district boundaries. See this order. Thanks to Fairvote for this news. … Continue reading