Ohio law provides for a seven-member Elections Commission that always has three Democrats, three Republicans, and one independent. On October 22, U.S. District Court Judge Algenon Marbley issued an opinion in Libertarian Party of Ohio v Wilhem, s.d., 2:19cv-2501. The … Continue reading
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On October 16, the North Dakota Libertarian Party submitted its petition to regain qualified party status. This is only the second Libertarian Party petition drive that has been completed this year; the first one was the Arkansas party petition. … Continue reading
The Green Party won three seats in today’s Canadian Parliamentary election. At the previous election, in 2015, they had only won one seat. It is not easy for a smaller party to win any seats, because Canada does not have … Continue reading
On October 9, U.S. District Court Judge Emily C. Marks issued a four-page order in Libertarian Party of Alabama v Merrill, strongly urging both sides to talk to each other in hopes that the case can be mediated without the … Continue reading
HR 51, the bill to make almost all of Washington, D.C., a state, now has 221 co-sponsors. Here is the list of co-sponsors. All are Democrats. … Continue reading