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The Independent Party of Oregon is ballot-qualified, but no longer has enough registrants to qualify for a government-administered primary. It will administer its own primary in 2020, using the internet. See this story. … Continue reading
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On November 18, both sides filed their final briefs in Pierce v Stapleton, 6:18cv-63. This is the case that challenges Montana’s ban on out-of-state circulators for initiative petitions, and the ban on paying signatures on a per-signature basis. A decision … Continue reading
On November 27, a U.S. District Court in New Hampshire sent questions to the New Hampshire Supreme Court, in Casey v New Hampshire Secretary of State, 1:19cv-149. The case concerns a 2018 law that is not clear. It relates to … Continue reading
On November 27, attorneys for President Trump, and for voters who wanted to vote for him in the California presidential primary, filed this brief in the California cases on whether SB 27 violates the U.S. Constitution. Senate Bill 27 was … Continue reading
According to this story, a new party, described as libertarian, is being formed for Israel’s upcoming election. It stands for separation of church and state, making it unique in that nation. The name of the party will be the New … Continue reading