Congressman Doug Lamborn’s new lawsuit against the Colorado ban on out-of-state circulators has been assigned to Judge Philip Brimmer, a Bush Jr. appointee. In 2013, Judge Brimmer struck down Colorado’s ban on paying circulators on a per-signature basis. That case … Continue reading
Ed Kilgore has this analysis of how California’s top-two system is subject to manipulation by both Democratic and Republican Party leaders. Kilgore is the political columnist for New York Magazine. … Continue reading
On the evening of April 25, the Eleventh Circuit stayed the order of a U.S. District Court in Hand v Scott, the case over whether Florida must create objective standards for deciding whether to grant voting rights to ex-felons. This … Continue reading
On April 25, Congressman Doug Lamborn filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court against the state law that requires circulators of primary petitions to be residents of Coloado. Goodall v Williams, 1:18cv-980. The case hasn’t been assigned to a judge … Continue reading
On April 25, Florida state officials again asked the Eleventh Circuit to stay the order of the U.S. District Court, that the state prepare objective criteria on how ex-felons may apply for a restoration of their voting rights. The state … Continue reading
