On September 1, the Fourth Circuit issued an opinion in Nelson v Warner, 20-1860. This is the Democratic Party case against the West Virginia law on ballot order. It says the nominees of the party that carried the state for … Continue reading
John Seiler has this article about how the California top-two system works, in The Epoch Times. It may be necessary for you to sign up for a free account at the newspaper, in order the read the article. The procedure … Continue reading
Joshua Spivak has this article in The Hill, about the pending lawsuit to overturn the California recall system. The article is interesting because it reveals that quite a few other states have similiar provisions. … Continue reading
On August 29, some California voters who argued that the gubernatorial recall rules violate the U.S. Constitution filed their brief in the Ninth Circuit. A. W. Clark v Weber, 21-55930. Here is the 50-page brief. The state’s response is due … Continue reading
On August 31, both sides in the Texas ballot access case filed briefs in support of Summary Judgment. If the judge rejects both of them, there will be a trial. First, though, each side may file one rebuttal brief. The … Continue reading
