U.S. District Court Judge Algernon Marbley will hear oral arguments in Libertarian Party of Ohio v Taveras on Monday, November 25, at 9:30 a.m. This is the case in which the party challenges the composition of the Ohio Elections Commission. … Continue reading
Twenty-four Pennsylvania Libertarians were elected to local partisan offices on November 5, 2019. They consisted of four Borough Council seats, and twenty Township Auditors. These were all unopposed. The council seats were won by Joshua Sloan (Baily Borough in Berks … Continue reading
This article describes the process by which North Carolina legislators are working to create new U.S. House district boundaries. The filing period for the March 2020 primary is December 2, so there is a time urgency. … Continue reading
An initiative is about to start circulating in Oregon, for a nonpartisan redistricting commission. See this story. The Commission would be composed of four Democrats, four Republicans, and four individuals who were not a member of either of those parties. … Continue reading
In 2016, a Democratic candidate for Illinois State House sued Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan, over Madigan’s action in recruiting two Hispanic-surnamed opponents to enter the race for the Democratic nomination for Madigan’s seat. The plaintiff, Jason Gonzales, was also … Continue reading
