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On September 1, U.S. District Court Judge John G. Koeltl, a Clinton appointee, refused to enjoin the new, more severe definition of a qualified party that was created in New York in April 2020. The old vote test was that … Continue reading
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On September 1, two of Kanye West’s presidential elector candidates in Virginia sued the Virginia State Board of Elections, arguing they were tricked into signing up as presidential elector candidates for West. The lawsuit is in Circuit Court, Richmond City, … Continue reading
On September 1, the Alaska Green Party nominated Jesse Ventura for President and Cynthia McKinney for Vice-President. The Green Party is not ballot-qualified generally in Alaska, but earlier this year it completed the petition to give it “limited Political Party” … Continue reading
On September 3, the Maine Supreme Court will hear Jones v Dunlap, CUM-20-227. This is the case over whether the Republican Party-backed referendum petition has enough valid signatures. The lower state court had ruled that it does have enough valid … Continue reading
On August 28, Kanye West filed a federal lawsuit against the West Virginia Secretary of State, alleging that the state invalidated over 50% of his signatures and then gave him no chance to double-check the work of the election officials … Continue reading