On June 30, former Georgia U.S. House member Marjorie Taylor Greene said that she is working on creating a new political party. See this story. It is ironic that she is from Georgia, the nation’s worst state for ballot access. … Continue reading
Two independent candidates for U.S. House in the Illinois 4th district charge that the incumbent congressmember’s staff members are part of the challenge against their petitions. The issue of government employees leading a challenge during their work hours also arose … Continue reading
On June 30, the Lincoln Party submitted approximately 74,000 signatures to place its nominee for Indiana Secretary of State on the ballot. This is double the requirement. This petition has collected more signatures this year than any other minor party … Continue reading
Law professor Mark Brown, who specializes in election law, has this commentary about the Alaska Supreme Court and lower court decisions on whether Dan J. Sullivan should be on the primary ballot as a candidate for U.S.Senator. … Continue reading
On June 29, the New Hampshire Ballot Law Commission voted 4-1 that Aaron Day, an independent candidate for U.S. Senate, is disqualified because he moved his residence from one New Hampshire town to another town, and filed his Declaration of … Continue reading
