Tuesday, June 8, is the deadline for independent candidate petitions, and petitions for the nominees of unqualified parties, in both New Jersey and Virginia gubernatorial elections. The New Jersey deadline is 4 p.m. The New Jersey election office website shows … Continue reading
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On June 7, proponents of Ohio initiatives appealed their Ohio case to the Sixth Circuit. Here is the opening brief in Thompson v DeWine, 21-3514. The brief points out that the Sixth circuit granted petitioning relief due to the health … Continue reading
Darryl Perry has this letter in the Union Leader, the largest newspaper in New Hampshire. It points out that HB 98, the bill to move the non-presidential primary from September to August, is flawed. Because New Hampshire requires independent candidates … Continue reading
On June 7, Vermont Governor Phil Scott, a Republican, signed SB 15. It provides that all active registered voters will automatically receive a ballot in the mail. Vermont used that system in 2020 but it was under a law that … Continue reading
Various California newspapers are now reporting that Superior Court Judge James P. Arguelles, who granted more time for the gubernatorial recall petition last November due to the health crisis, was formerly a law firm colleague of the attorney for the … Continue reading