On July 21, the Arizona Libertarian Party filed a notice of appeal in Libertarian Party of Arizona v Reagan, the lawsuit over ballot access for Libertarian Party members who want to get on their own party’s primary ballot. The U.S. … Continue reading
WUNC 91.5, one of the Public Radio stations in North Carolina, has this story about SB 656, the bill to improve ballot access for newly-qualifying parties and independent candidates. … Continue reading
As noted earlier today, the North Carolina Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in Cooper v Berger on August 28, over whether the new law on the makeup of the State Elections Board is valid. On the afternoon of July … Continue reading
Nebraska State Senator Bob Krist says that he will create a new party and then seek to become its gubernatorial nominee in 2018. This article does not say what the name of his party will be. … Continue reading
As of July 20, 2017, here is the New York registration data: Democratic 5,757,022; Republican 2,683,161; Independence 441,472; Conservative 146,278; Working Families 41,706; Green 26,138; Libertarian 6,463; Women’s Equality 3,186; Reform 1,473; other and independent 2,404,570. The new percentages are: … Continue reading
