Professor Chia-Chi Teng, who wanted to run for U.S. House in the November 2017 special election in Utah’s Third District, was barred from the Republican primary ballot because he didn’t file in-person. He was temporarily teaching in China. He sued … Continue reading
Florida Politics has this blog post by Scott Powers, on the 2018 U.S. Senate race in Florida and likely Libertarian candidates for the party’s nomination. Joe Wendt has declared; the others are just rumored. … Continue reading
This article in the Gotham Gazette predicts that very few election law bills will pass this year in the New York legislature. … Continue reading
So far, four petition candidates have qualified to be on the ballot for Governor of New Jersey. The election is November 7, 2017. The four petitions that have succeeded are for the Green and Libertarian nominees, and two independents. The … Continue reading
On June 5, the U.S. Supreme Court summarily affirmed the lower court ruling in North Carolina v Covington, 16-649 The lower court had invalidated North Carolina’s legislative districts as an illegal racial gerrymander. In a different phase of that same … Continue reading
