On April 23, the Colorado Supreme Court unanimously removed Congressman Doug Lamborn from the Republican primary ballot. He has been in Congress since the 2006 election and he intends to run for re-election. He was removed because two of his … Continue reading
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On April 23, the U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear French v Jones, 17-1255. The issue was the Montana law that made it illegal for a judicial candidate to tell anyone that he or she had been endorsed by a … Continue reading
This news story from Illinois covers the new Conservative Party that will try to get a gubernatorial candidate on the ballot this year. It happens to mention that Illinois law won’t let anyone circulate a petition to get a candidate … Continue reading
The notion that Michael Bloomberg might be an independent presidential candidate is re-explored in this article by television executive Arick Wierson. Bloomberg was born in 1942, so in 2020 he would be 78 years old. … Continue reading
THe Ninth Circuit heard oral argument in Soltysik v Padilla, 16-55758, on February 8, 2018. This is the case over California party labels on the ballot. One of the three judges on the panel was Stephen Reinhardt. But then Judge … Continue reading