On February 17, fifteen Wyoming legislators introduced SF 97. It would eliminate the ability of a voter to change affiliation on primary day at the polls. Instead any changes in partisan affiliation would need to be made approximately two months … Continue reading
On February 17, U.S. District Court Judge Lee P. Rudofsky, a Trump appointee, rejected the Arkansas lawsuit that dealt with legislative redistricting. Arkansas State Conference of the NAACP v Arkansas Board of Apportionment, e.d., 4:21cv-1239. He determined that only the … Continue reading
The New Mexico legislative session ended in the middle of the night, February 16-17. The omnibus election law bill that included a provision forcing declared write-in candidates to submit a petition of 1% of the last vote cast failed to … Continue reading
The New York Libertarian Party will attempt to collect 45,000 signatures for its gubernatorial nominee, Larry Sharpe, this year. The New York Green Party will attempt to collect 45,000 signatures for its gubernatorial nominee, Howie Hawkins, this year. Both parties … Continue reading
On February 17, the Oregon Supreme Court ruled that Nick Kristof doesn’t meet the residency requirement to be eligible for Governor. See this story. State ex rel Kristof v Fagan, S069165. Here is the opinion. … Continue reading
