On June 25, the Sixth Circuit upheld Ohio regulations that do not permit anyone running for judge to start to raise campaign funds until four months before the election. The U.S. District Court had also upheld the regulation. Here is … Continue reading
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The Conservative Party of Illinois says it is submitting 60,000 signatures on June 25, Monday, to be on the ballot for Governor and Lieutenant Governor. The gubernatorial nominee is State Senator Sam McCann. … Continue reading
Terry Hayes is a strong independent candidate for Governor of Maine. She filed a lawsuit on May 26 in state court, seeking a ruling that her supporters are permitted to hand out campaign literature at the polls on primary day, … Continue reading
The Eleventh Circuit will hear Wilding v Democratic National Committee the week of September 24. This is the case in which persons who supported Bernie Sanders, and who contributed money to the Democratic Party, are suing the party for not … Continue reading
On June 22, North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper signed SB 655, which moves the primary for all office from May, to the first Tuesday after the first Monday in March. In 2020, the primary will be on March 3. Because … Continue reading