Independent candidate Craig O’Dear has submitted 22,000 signatures to be on the Missouri ballot as an independent for U.S. Senate. The law requires 10,000. Assuming his petition is valid, he will be the first independent on the Missouri ballot for … Continue reading
On July 27, North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper, a Democrat, vetoed SB 3. This is the bill that says that even though judicial candidates have their party label on the ballot in November (even though there are no primaries and … Continue reading
Ohio election law forces the Green Party to nominate by primary. Jim Condit, Jr., has again won an Ohio Green Party nomination for U.S. House, even though his views are not in alignment with the views of the Green Party. … Continue reading
David Brooks of the New York Times writes that an independent presidential candidate, or the candidate of a new party, ought to run for president in 2020 on a platform of decreasing the power of the federal government and boosting … Continue reading
On July 30, the Massachusetts legislature passed the bill for automatic voter registration, which is now HB 4834. Automatic voter registration helps groups and candidates that must petition to be on the ballot. It means that petition validity improves. … Continue reading
