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On April 26, the Oklahoma House passed SB 350, which eases the definition of “political party.” Existing law requires a party to poll 2.5% for the office at the top of the ballot, every two years. The bill changes that … Continue reading
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U.S. District Court Judge Philip Brimmer will hear Goodall v Williams, 1:18cv-980, on Monday, April 30, at 9 a.m. This is the case that will determine if Congressman Doug Lamborn can get on the Republican primary ballot so as to … Continue reading
On April 26, the Connecticut House passed HB 5421, the National Popular Vote Plan, 77-73. This is the first progress the plan has made in state legislatures since before the 2016 election. Now the bill goes to the Senate. See … Continue reading
The Intercept has this detailed and interesting article about the interaction between the 2016 Jill Stein Campaign, and the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee. … Continue reading
On April 26, the Eighth Circuit remanded Moore v Martin back to the U.S. District Court, so that the District Court can specify whether the March 1 paperwork deadline for independent candidates should be enjoined. The case had been filed … Continue reading