The statewide offices up in Georgia this year are President, U.S. Senate, and Public Service Commission. For the third election in a row, the Public Service Commission race will have just a Republican and a Libertarian on the ballot. In … Continue reading
The NBC News/Survey Monkey poll released September 13 shows: Clinton 42%; Trump 40%; Johnson 11%; Stein 4%; other or undecided 3%. See it here. Thanks to Ken Bush for the link. … Continue reading
In July this year, Laura Thompson was told by the Texas Secretary of State that she did not have the needed 500 valid signatures to be on the November 2016 ballot as an independent candidate for State Representative, 120th district. … Continue reading
This story describes the Montana State Supreme Court fight over whether Roger Roots, the Libertarian Party nominee, should be on the November ballot. The Secretary of State is being sued by Republican Party activists, who believe she should not have … Continue reading
On September 12, U.S. District Court Judge James M. Moody, Jr., again found that Arkansas election law concerning when newly-qualifying parties must nominate their candidates is unconstitutional. He had made a similar ruling on July 15, but on August 12 … Continue reading
