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This is very old news, but it had not been reported at Ballot Access News previously. On March 14, 2018, Wyoming HB 40 was signed into law. It repealed the law that said if a voter signed more than one … Continue reading
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On August 12, the New Mexico Libertarian Party filed this reply brief in Curtis v Oliver, 1:20cv-748. This is the case over whether the party’s candidate for one of the statewide state offices received enough write-ins in the Libertarian primary … Continue reading
On August 10, Jo Jorgensen dismissed her Maine ballot access lawsuit, because she had enough valid signatures, so the case is moot. It was a case concerning the health crisis. … Continue reading
The Tampa Bay Times has this story about Florida’s Amendment Three, the top-two initiative. The story features an analysis that shows Black representation in the Florida legislature would likely decline if the amendment took effect. Toward the bottom, the story … Continue reading
U.S. District Court Judge John Koeltl will hear the various minor party lawsuits against the 2020 New York state ballot access law on Thursday, August 13. The new law, signed April 2, 2020, triples the number of signatures needed for … Continue reading