As reported earlier, California Assemblymember Kristin Olson and Senator Anthony Cannella have introduced ACR 145. The text is now available. It would ask the Legislature to resolve that the Secretary of State print an “advisory ballot” listing all presidential candidates … Continue reading
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On February 29, the plaintiffs in Harris v McCrory, the North Carolina lawsuit over U.S. House district boundaries, filed this brief in Harris v McCrory, m.d., 1:13cv-949. They argue that the new districts approved by the legislature last month represent … Continue reading
On February 29, South Dakota officials said that a party that wants to be on the general election ballot for President and certain other state offices still needs 6,936 valid signatures after all, but the signatures aren’t due until July … Continue reading
The California Secretary of State’s web page now lists the Reform Party as a political body. A political body is entitled to have election officials tally how many registered voters it has. The next California tally will be in April, … Continue reading
As of 1:30 p.m. central time, the Mississippi Secretary of State still hasn’t asked the U.S. Supreme Court to stay the decision of the Mississippi Supreme Court that put Willie Wilson on the Democratic presidential primary ballot. The Mississippi primary … Continue reading