Virginia requires all presidential primary candidates to submit at least 5,000 signatures. According to this story, the state party is expecting at least twelve candidates to submit petitions. That will be the most crowded Virginia Republican presidential primary ever. The … Continue reading
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On November 30, a state trial court in Tucson, Arizona, heard a case filed by two Republican nominees for city council in the 2015 election. Tucson uses partisan city elections, in which partisan primaries are held in districts to select … Continue reading
According to this story, a new party, the Green Mountain Party, has been organized in Vermont and it expects to be on the ballot in 2016. … Continue reading
On November 25, a 3-judge U.S. District Court declined to postpone the North Carolina primary election, which will be held March 15, 2016. The postponement of the primary had been requested by the plaintiffs in Covington v State. They argue … Continue reading
The Florida Republican Party has told the Florida Secretary of State to list 14 candidates on its March 15, 2016 presidential primary ballot. See this story. The list includes Bobby Jindal, even though he withdrew on November 17. … Continue reading