On February 28, the Democratic Party sued President Trump, and the Federal Election Commission, to obtain a judgment that the Commission cannot be compelled to follow Trump’s February 18 Executive Order. His Order says “the President and the Attorney General’s … Continue reading
On February 28, the Fourth Circuit refused to disturb the injunction against President Trump’s birthright citizenship order, which had been imposed by a U.S. District Court in Maryland. Casa, Inc. v Trump, 25-1153. This is the second U.S. Court of … Continue reading
On February 25, the North Dakota House rejected three bills that would have made it more difficult for candidates to get on a primary ballot. Currently North Dakota primary candidates go on the ballot automatically if they have substantial support … Continue reading
On February 26, the Missouri House Elections Committee passed HB 367. It restores presidential primaries in Missouri, for all qualified parties. Missouri had no presidential primaries in 2024. … Continue reading
The Kansas State Senate Committee on Federal and State Affairs has introduced SCR 1611. It would bring about popular non-partisan elections for State Supreme Court Justice. Currently the Governor appoints justices from a list prepared by a non-partisan commission. … Continue reading
