The U.S. Supreme Court held a conference on Friday, April 25, to decide whether to hear various cases, including Meadors v Erie County Board of Elections, 24-684. Normally the court does not disclose information about which cases they decide to … Continue reading
On April 24, the Indiana legislature passed SB 287. It authorizes party labels to be printed on the ballot for School Board candidates, even though there will be no system for parties to nominate candidates for that office. Here is … Continue reading
The Green, Libertarian, and Socialist Workers Parties are petitioning to be on for Governor of New Jersey in this year’s election. Each expects to surmount the 2,000 petition requirement that is in effect this year for the first time. Before … Continue reading
Last year, a lawsuit was filed in Wyoming state court, alleging the state’s “sore loser” law violates the state constitution. On April 18 the plaintiffs filed an amended complaint. The lawsuit also now challenges the new law that doesn’t let … Continue reading
On April 24, Florida State Senator Jason Pizzo said he is changing his registration from “Democratic” to “independent.” He was first elected to the State Senate in 2018, and re-elected in 2022. Both times he had no opponent on the … Continue reading
