Law professor Vikram Amar writes here on Verdict that the California law requiring presidential candidates to reveal the last five years of their federal income tax returns does not violate the U.S. Constitution. He writes that because state governments are … Continue reading
Four of the five federal cases challenging the California law on tax returns for presidential primary candidates will be argued in Sacramento on Thursday, September 19, at 2 p.m. All four cases are now assigned to U.S. District Court Judge … Continue reading
On January 23, 2019, the Alabama Libertarian Party filed a federal lawsuit against the Alabama policy that gives a free list of the registered voters to the qualified parties, but charges unqualified parties tens of thousands of dollars for the … Continue reading
On August 12, U.S. District Court Judge Kristine Baker declined to impose a stay on her July 3, 2019 order that enjoined the Arkansas petition requirement of 3% of the last gubernatorial vote. Here is the 8-page order in Libertarian … Continue reading
The Buffalo News has this op-ed by Chris McNickle, author of several books about New York government, politics and history. He says New York should retain fusion (the ability of two or more parties to jointly nominate the same candidate). … Continue reading
