On May 8, the Speaker of the Maine House of Representatives, and the Clerk of the State House, filed this brief in Libby v Fecteau, 24A1051. This case arose when the House disciplined Representative Laurel D. Libby for having posted … Continue reading
On May 4, proponents of one particular Florida initiative filed a federal lawsuit to overturn new restrictions on petitioning for Florida initiatives. Florida Decides Healthcare v Byrd, n.d., 4:25cv-211. The lawsuit was filed only two days after the new restrictions, … Continue reading
A party named the Moderate Party has been formed in Nassau County, New York. It is petitioning to get on the ballot for Nassau County office this year. See this story. Nassau County adjoins New York city and is the … Continue reading
On May 6, Andrew Cuomo, running for Mayor of New York city this year, said he will seek to be on the ballot as an independent, with the label “Fight and Deliver.” He is also seeking the Democratic nomination in … Continue reading
On May 6, the Eleventh Circuit refused to rehear Polelle v Florida Secretary of State, 22-14031. This is the case in which a Florida voter had hoped to obtain a ruling that Florida’s closed primaries are unconstitutional. The original decision … Continue reading
