As of noon, September 28, the Florida Supreme Court still had not acted on whether to remove certain statewide ballot measures. The Gainesville Sun here calls on the Court to remove the measures, for violating the same-subject rule in a … Continue reading
On April 28, police for the city of Meriden, Connecticut, prevented Libertarian Party petitioners from working in a city public park at a well-attended Daffodil Festival. The party was working to get 7,500 valid signatures for its statewide slate of … Continue reading
On September 26, the final brief was filed in the Ninth Circuit in Merritt v Padilla, 18-55457. This is the case over Paul Merritt’s statement in the California Voters Handbook. For a large fee, candidates for statewide office are permitted … Continue reading
The Connecticut Secretary of State has determined that Fred Linck, the Socialist Action candidate for U.S. Senate, failed to obtain 7,500 valid signatures. The state says he is about 670 signatures short. The party showed numerous serious errors in the … Continue reading
On September 14, the New York State Board of Elections posted its list of U.S. House candidates. However, since then, the Board has made thirteen changes in the list, because parties in New York state, to a degree unseen in … Continue reading
