The Working Families Party of New York will decide whom to run for Governor at its May state meeting. This story discusses how the party will go about deciding which Democrat to back. … Continue reading
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The Republican County Central Committee of Christian County, Missouri, has denied permission for County Commission Chairman Ray Weter to run for re-election in the Republican primary. He was rejected because of his stance on certain political issues. See this story. … Continue reading
On March 12, the Montana Secretary of State determined that the Green Party petition for party status is valid. This is the first time the Green Party has been a ballot-qualified party in Montana since 2004. The petition needed 5,000 … Continue reading
The Constitution Party is not a ballot-qualified party in California. Nevertheless, the June 2018 Voters Guide (which is mailed to all registered voters by the Secretary of State) will mention the Constitution Party indirectly. Don Grundmann, a registered member of … Continue reading
On March 9, the Wyoming legislature passed HB 40, which adds a column for the date of signing to independent candidate petitions. Wyoming law doesn’t let signers sign for more than a single independent candidate for the same office. However, … Continue reading