The Maryland Green Party has 13 candidates on the ballot this year for Maryland legislature. That is the most such candidates the party has ever run. Maryland only has legislative elections in midterm years. In 2002, the party had three … Continue reading
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Although the Constitution Party is ballot-qualified in South Dakota, it has no nominees on the November 2018 ballot because it has two factions, each of which chose its own nominees in separate conventions. After a state court refused to adjudicate … Continue reading
The state committee of the Working Families Party of New York will decide tonight whom to nominate for Governor. See this New York Times story, which has quotes from many party leaders on both sides of the issue/ … Continue reading
Virginia election law lets parties decide whether to nominate by primary or convention. But, the law also says if an incumbent is running for re-election, his or her wishes (as to how the party should nominate) override the wishes of … Continue reading
A Florida candidate for county judge in Clay County is being kept off the ballot because her campaign finance form notarization wasn’t completed until twelve minutes after noon, on the filing deadline. The filing deadline was noon. The candidate sued, … Continue reading