The U.S. Supreme Court will consider whether to hear Arizona Libertarian Party v Hobbs, 19-757, at its Thursday, June 11 conference. This is the ballot access case. The Arizona law is not only repressive, it is discriminatory. It made it … Continue reading
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On May 21, the Louisiana House passed HB 167. It relaxes the deadline for qualified parties to certify their presidential and vice-presidential nominees from the third Tuesday in August, to the fourth Tuesday in August. For 2020, that would change … Continue reading
On May 26, the Sixth Circuit stayed the U.S. District Court decision in Thompson v Dewine. Last week the U.S. District Court had become the first federal court to give relief to initiative groups due to the health crisis. But … Continue reading
The Eleventh Circuit website now makes it possible for anyone to listen to Cowen v Raffensperger, 19-14065. Click here and then click on the eighth case down. This is the case over Georgia’s ballot access rules for independent candidates for … Continue reading
On May 26, the U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear Schmidt v LaRose, 19-974. This issue is whether local election-administration officials can reject an initiative, even though it has enough valid signatures, because they don’t believe the initiative would be … Continue reading