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Breitbart has this lengthy article by Matthew Boyle about the Republican presidential nomination process for 2016. … Continue reading
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On November 23, a 3-judge U.S. District Court heard arguments in Covington v State of North Carolina, m.d., 1:15cv-399. The plaintiffs are African-American voters who charge that the 2011 legislative redistricting packed too many of them in a small number … Continue reading
On November 24, the New Hampshire Ballot Law Commission upheld ballot access in the Democratic and Republican presidential primaries for all the challenged candidates. See here. Thanks to Darryl Perry for the link. … Continue reading
Fergus Cullen, a former Republican state party chair in New Hampshire, has challenged Donald Trump’s right to be on the Republican presidential ballot. See this story. Cullen is an extreme example of the tendency prevalent in the United States that … Continue reading
California, despite losing the lawsuit San Francisco County Democratic Central Committee v Eu in the U.S. Supreme Court in 1989, still regulates political parties to an unusual degree. California Election Code section 7300 tells the Republican Party that “the Republican … Continue reading