Texas holds a special election on November 4 to fill the vacancy in the 18th U.S. House district. Sixteen candidates are on the ballot. Candidates need either a filing fee of $3,125, or 500 signatures to get on the ballot … Continue reading
On October 31, U.S. District Court Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly issued an opinion in League of United Latin American Citizens v Executive Office of the President, a case filed earlier this year in the District of Columbia, 1:25cv-946. The Opinion says … Continue reading
On October 29, the Wisconsin legislature sent AB 149 to Governor Tony Evers. The bill had passed in early October. It improves ballot access for qualified parties, by removing the requirement that qualified parties must choose their presidential elector candidates … Continue reading
On October 30, Jane Nelson, Texas Secretary of State and a Republican herself, filed this brief in Hunt v State, n.d., 2:25cv-200. Her brief says the Republican Party’s attempt to have the open primary declared unconstitutional is procedurally flawed. She … Continue reading
On October 30, the plaintiffs in Kim v Hanlon, 3:24cv-1098, filed this Reply Brief. They argue fiercely that they do have standing and that the U.S. District Court should finally rule that the old ballot format for primaries should be … Continue reading
