On January 29, the Republican members from Pennsylvania’s congressional delegation asked the U.S. Supreme Court to let them file an amicus curiae brief in the partisan gerrymandering case. The members want the U.S. Supreme Court to issue a stay of … Continue reading
The Libertarian Party national web page has this list of 2018 candidates, which is not yet complete and which will be updated. … Continue reading
The Secretaries of State of Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, and South Carolina have filed this amicus curiae brief in the U.S. Supreme Court in the Pennsylvania U.S. House lawsuit over partisan gerrymandering. This is the case in which the … Continue reading
On January 23, a U.S. District Court in Philadelphia issued a 79-page ruling in Acosta v Democratic City Committee (formerly known as Little v Vasquez), e.d., 2:17cv-1462. This lawsuit was filed last year after serious irregularities in the special state … Continue reading
On January 25, Washington SB 6191 passed the Senate Rules Committee. It says that any presidential elector who does not vote for the nominee of his party is deemed to be disqualified. The bill does not cover independent presidential electors; … Continue reading
