On April 7, Alabama HB 541 passed the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee. But it moved no further, because it was not brought up on the Senate floor, and the legislature adjourned on April 9. The bill would have switched Alabama … Continue reading
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On April 9, the Alabama Senate unanimously passed HB 67. It lowers the cost of the registered voters list from approximately $37,000, to exactly $1,000. This is good news for future petition drives in Alabama. Groups and candidates face severe … Continue reading
Hugh Lytle, a candidate for the gubernatorial nomination of the Arizona Independent Party, is facing a challenge to his primary ballot position because he showed his business address on his petition instead of his home address. See this story. The … Continue reading
On April 6, the Sixth Circuit agreed with the lower court that Samuel Ronan should not be on the Ohio Republican Party primary ballot for U.S. House, 15th district. Ronan v LaRose, 26-3272. He had enough valid signatures, but he … Continue reading
I put Liberal in quotes, because it does not mean Classical Liberal here, but it is further repudiation of Donald Trump and the Republican Party. Here is the story from NBC News. … Continue reading