On March 25, the U.S. Justice Department filed a federal lawsuit against parts of the Georgia bill that made it more difficult for certain kinds of voters to vote. USA v State of Georgia, n.d., 1:21cv-2575. Here is the 46-page … Continue reading
On June 24, a Fulton County, Georgia Superior Court issued this four-page order in Favorito v Fulton County, 2020cv-343938. The case concerns plaintiffs desire to examine the Fulton County absentee ballots from November 2020. Here is a news story about … Continue reading
On June 24, the Arizona Supreme Court finally explained why it had invalidated Kanye West’s independent presidential petition in 2020. Clayton v West, cv-20-0249. Here is the eight-page opinion. The petition was invalid because West’s nominees for presidential elector did … Continue reading
On June 24, several high-ranking members of the Republican Party launched a new group, the Renew America Movement. The launch was made on a publicly-broadcast meeting that lasted 85 minutes. Participating were five former Republican members of Congress: Barbara Comstock … Continue reading
Maine bill LD 1061 has passed the legislature. Governor Janet Mills didn’t sign it, but she didn’t veto it either, so it is now law. It somewhat eases the means for a party to remain ballot-qualified. The old law said … Continue reading
