This article quotes a legal scholar on the subject of how members of Congress are sworn in. The scholar notes that the Constitution itself refers to the swearing process, but does not say that only the Speaker can administer the … Continue reading
The U.S. Supreme Court considered whether to hear Watson v Republican National Committee, 24-1260, at its October 17 conference. But the order list of October 20 shows that the Court didn’t decide whether to hear it, and will relist it. … Continue reading
U.S. District Court Judge Terrence Boyle will hear Ortiz v North Carolina State Board of Elections, e.d., 5:24cv-420, on Monday, November 10. This is the lawsuit over whether the State Board’s actions in 2024, trying to keep West off the … Continue reading
On October 10, a New Jersey state appellate court ruled that Gloucester County cannot use office-group ballots in general elections, and must reprint ballots using a party column format. See this story. The lawsuit was Gloucester County Republican Committee v … Continue reading
Here is a news story about the name change of the Arizona No Labels Party to the Arizona Independent Party. … Continue reading
