The U.S. Court of Appeals, D.C. Circuit, will hear Hall v D.C. Board of Elections, 24-7050, on Friday, March 14. This is the case in which some D.C. voters challenge the 2022 law that lets non-citizen adult residents vote in … Continue reading
On March 12, the Indiana House Elections & Apportionment Committee passed SB 287. It permits school board candidates to list a party label on the ballot next to their names, although there would be no formal party nominees for that … Continue reading
On March 12, the New Mexico Secretary of State determined that the Green Party is a qualified minor party. The law required parties that ran a presidential candidate to poll at least one-half of 1% for president last November. The … Continue reading
The Arkansas League of Women Voters plans to circulate an initiative that will protect the initiative process. See this story. … Continue reading
On February 11, the Eleventh Circuit upheld Florida’s closed primary system. Polelle v Florida Secretary of State, 22-14031. The plaintiff is an independent voter in Sarasota County, which is an overwhelmingly Republican county. He argued that his right to vote … Continue reading
