The new Minnesota presidential primary law lets parties have sole power to determine which presidential candidates will appear on their presidential primary ballot. As noted earlier, Rocky De La Fuente and a voter who wants to vote for him sued … Continue reading
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On December 20, the Texas State Court of Appeals, 14th district, issued an order in Hughs v Dikeman, 14-19-969-cv. This is the case over the new law that requires candidates seeking the nomination of a party that nominates by convention … Continue reading
Here is a Detroit News story about the December 22 decision that invalidated the Michigan law requiring 30,000 signatures for statewide independents. … Continue reading
The Maine Republican presidential primary ballot will only list President Donald Trump. All candidates needed 2,000 signatures of registered Republicans. No one else submitted a petition, not even William Weld. This shows how difficult the Maine petition requirement is for … Continue reading
The New York state Commission on Public Funding raised the number of signatures for a statewide independent, or for the nominee of an unqualified party, from 15,000 signatures to 45,000 signatures. Under the law that authorized the Commission to re-write … Continue reading