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The U.S. Supreme Court will consider whether to hear Meadors v Erie County Board of Elections, 24-684, on Thursday, May 15. This will be the third time the Court has considered whether to hear this case. The case arose as … Continue reading
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On May 7, the New Hampshire Senate Election Law and Municipal Affairs Committee passed HB 481. It moves the non-presidential primary from September to June. Because independent candidate petition deadlines and filing deadlines are tied to the date of the … Continue reading
On May 9, Maine State Representative Laurel Libby filed this reply brief in the U.S. Supreme Court in Libby v Fecteau, the dispute over whether the Maine House majority can deprive a legislator’s ability to vote on bills unless she … Continue reading
Nevada’s bill for the National Popular Vote Plan bill failed to pass this year. It was a constitutional amendment, AJR 6, and it had passed last year. But in Nevada, proposed constitutional amendments must pass two sessions in a row.
On May 8, the South Carolina legislature adjourned. HB 3557, the bill that would have required the nominees of parties that nominate by convention to pay a filing fee, failed to pass. It had passed the House but made no … Continue reading