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On February 19, the North Dakota House defeated HB 1260 by a vote of 37-55. It would have eliminated the minimum vote test for a candidate to be considered nominated in a party primary. North Dakota is the only state … Continue reading
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On March 10, the Arizona Senate defeated SCR 1001 by a vote of 15 yes, 13 no, and 2 not voting. Although the bill got more “yes” votes than “no” votes, it didn’t pass because the rules require bills to … Continue reading
U.S. District Court Judge Elizabeth K. Dillon will hear Adams v Alcorn on Monday, March 23, at 2 p.m. in Harrisonburg. This is the lawsuit filed by a Republican Party Committee that challenges the state law which says an incumbent … Continue reading
Arkansas State Senator Gary Stubblefield has introduced SB 765, to move the primary for president and all other office from May to March. Because the Arkansas petition deadline for non-presidential independent candidates is tied to the date of the primary, … Continue reading
The Associated Press has this story, which has appeared in several Ohio newspapers, about the dilemma that Libertarians in Ohio are in, for the 2015 partisan local elections. Although most odd year elections in Ohio are non-partisan, some cities have … Continue reading