This year, there will be one independent, two Libertarians, and one Green on the Illinois ballot for U.S. House. Illinois has 18 districts. This paltry number of candidates shows that the normal Illinois requirements for U.S. House are far too … Continue reading
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The New Hampshire Libertarian statewide petitions have now been checked by various town clerks, and it appears they have enough valid signatures. Because of the July 28 court victory, the requirement this year is 1,950 instead of 3,000. No other … Continue reading
On August 24, the California legislature passed SB 970, which moves the primary in midterm years from March to June.
The Miami Herald has this op-ed in opposition to the Florida initiative for a top-two system for state office. The authors are Elizabeth Strom, Associate Professor of Public Affairs, and Susan Smith, president emeritus of the Democratic Progress Caucus of … Continue reading
This year, independent presidential candidates in Hawaii need 4,347 signatures. The petition was due August 5. No one submitted such a petition. The qualified parties in Hawaii are Democratic, Republican, Libertarian, Green, Constitution, Aloha Aina, and American Shopping. Parties have … Continue reading