On January 14, the Missouri Supreme Court issued a decision in Priorities USA v State of Missouri, SC97470. The case involved the state’s law on voters showing certain types of government photo-ID when they vote at the polls. The decision … Continue reading
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Recently Rocky De La Fuente has withdrawn from the Republican presidential primaries in Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Missouri, and Utah. This is probably because he expects to petition as an independent, in those states if not as many states as possible, … Continue reading
On January 14, the SAM Party of New York filed a lawsuit against the new law that removes parties from the ballot if they fail to poll at least 130,000 votes for President, or 2% of the presidential vote, whichever … Continue reading
On January 7, the Florida state government filed this brief in Jacobson v National Republican Senatorial Committee, 19-14552. This is the case over the order of candidates on the ballot. Current law puts the nominees of the party that won … Continue reading
The Star News here editorializes against the existing Minnesota ballot access for presidential primaries. It allows the party to be the sole judge of which candidates may be on the ballot. … Continue reading