On July 7, Don Blankenship, presidential nominee of the Constitution Party, filed a federal lawsuit against the California law that requires petitioning candidates for president to get 196,964 signatures during the period mid-April through August 7. Blankenship v Newsom, n.d., … Continue reading
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Delaware and New Jersey hold their presidential primaries on Tuesday, July 7. This is the first time in U.S. history that any state has held presidential primaries in a month later than June. Still to come are the presidential primaries … Continue reading
Brock Pierce says he will be an independent presidential candidate, according to this Forbes story. … Continue reading
On July 6, two voters in Detroit filed a federal lawsuit to disqualify Brenda Jones from the Democratic primary ballot for U.S. House, 13th district. Michigan election law, sec. 168.558(4), requires candidates to swear that they have no unpaid campaign … Continue reading
The California legislature has placed a proposed constitutional amendment on the November 2020 ballot. Proposition 18 will ask voters if the voting age should be reduced to 17, if the voter would be age 18 by the general election for … Continue reading