The Eleventh Circuit will hear Hall v Merrill the week of November 13-17. This is the case in which the U.S. District Court last year had struck down Alabama ballot access laws for independent candidates as applied to special congressional … Continue reading
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On August 23, the California Assembly Appropriations Committee passed SB 149. This is the bill that forces candidates running in a presidential primary to reveal their income tax returns. The bill had already passed the Senate and had already passed … Continue reading
Ozy, an on-line international magazine, has this story about the Centrist Project, with a focus on Maine and Colorado. Mainstream media is interested in the Centrist Project’s 2018 independent candidates, because of the perception that the Donald Trump presidency is … Continue reading
The Sacramento Bee has this story about the proposed initiative to repeal California’s top-two system. … Continue reading
Rhode Island allows state income taxpayers to choose which qualified party to help with a small contribution. The Moderate Party is listed as a choice because it is qualified. It is qualified because it got over 5% for Governor in … Continue reading