The U.S. Supreme Court will consider whether to hear Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians v Howe, 25-253, at its November 21 conference. This is a North Dakota legislative redistricting case. The Eighth Circuit had ruled that private organizations can’t … Continue reading
Twelve Green Party nominees were elected in partisan races on November 4, 2025. Seven were were in Connecticut, and five in Pennsylvania. However, only one of the races had more candidates than there were seats to be filled. That was … Continue reading
Chad Bianco, one of the two leading Republicans running for Governor of California, has been sued because he campaigns in his uniform. The plaintiff is another gubernatorial candidate, Stephen Cloobeck, a Democrat. The case was filed in August but was … Continue reading
On November 4, the Constitution Party won two contested partisan elections in Pennsylvania. Robert E. Smith defeated his major party opponents for School Director, Clarion-Limestone School District, in region 2. Thomas A. Walter defeated his major party opponent in the … Continue reading
Thomas Laehn, the Libertarian candidate for U.S. Senate in Iowa in 2026, is already campaign heavily. His activity is resulting in more publicity that Libertarian candidates usually get this early in the season. See this story. … Continue reading
