On August 16, the Fifth Circuit issued an 18-page opinion in Organization for Chinese Americans v State of Texas, 16-51126. The decision agrees with the U.S. District Court that a Texas law, requiring interpreters at the polls to be registered … Continue reading
On August 17, two Libertarian Party candidates for local partisan office in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, won decisions in state court that they should remain on the ballot. Jennifer Moore, running for Auditor of Upper Providence Township, was originally told that … Continue reading
Last year, Project Vote sued the Arizona Secretary of State over the high price for a member of the public to obtain the list of registered voters. Mostly in response to the lawsuit, this year the legislature passed HB 2412, … Continue reading
A group of Utah citizens will try to qualify an initiative for the 2018 ballots that abolishes the caucus system for a candidate to get on a primary ballot. Instead the only way for candidates to get on a primary … Continue reading
On August 17, the Michigan Board of State Canvassers approved the initiative petition that would set up a non-partisan commission to draw U.S. House and legislative district boundaries. Here is the web page of the proponents of that initiative. Thanks … Continue reading
