New Jersey Policy Perspective has just released a study by Julia Sass Rubin, showing how New Jersey primary ballot design tilts the results. The paper does not cover general election ballots, but almost all counties in New Jersey have the … Continue reading
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On August 13, the Connecticut Libertarian Party filed this brief in the Second Circuit in Libertarian Party of Connecticut v Lamont, 20-2179. This is the ballot access case that concerns the health crisis, and also covers ballot access problems that … Continue reading
On August 14, U.S. District Court Judge Lance E. Walker, a Trump appointee, refused to enjoin Maine from using ranked-choice voting. Hagopian v Dunlap, 1:20cv-257. Here is the 18-page order. It is very readable and interesting, for any reader who … Continue reading
On August 14, the New Mexico Libertarian Party won injunctive relief in its lawsuit to obtain a fair count of the number of write-ins in the Libertarian primary for State Appeals Court, position two. The Libertarian candidate, Stephen Curtis, was … Continue reading
As previously reported, some Illinois Election Board officials are trying to persuade the Seventh Circuit to reverse the ballot access relief won in April 2020. Libertarian Party of Illinois v Pritzker, 20-1961. On August 14, the Illinois minor parties submitted … Continue reading