On July 13, U.S. District Court Judge Paul Barbadoro held a trial in Libertarian Party of New Hampshire v Gardner, 1:14cv-322. The purpose of the hearing was to hear from activists from the New Hampshire Libertarian Party about the difficulty … Continue reading
Recently, supporters of Instant Runoff Voting for Duluth, Minnesota city elections submitted approximately 2,200 signatures on a city initiative petition. If the petition is valid, either the Duluth City Council will again consider whether the city should study Instant Runoff … Continue reading
On June 30, the Washington state legislature passed the budget bill, SB 6052. The Governor lined out a few appropriations but he did not line out funding for the presidential primary, so it will be held. However, the date still … Continue reading
On July 13, Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker formally declared his candidacy for the Republican Party presidential nomination. That makes 17 candidates with the qualifications to be recognized by the Republican National Committee as bona fide candidates. Pollsters include all 17. … Continue reading
The Montana Republican Party’s lawsuit against Montana’s open primary is active. The case was filed on September 8, 2014, and argued that the Republican Party cannot be forced to let members of other parties help choose its nominees for public … Continue reading
