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On April 25, the state of New York filed its supplemental brief in Walden v Kosinski, 25-764. This is the lawsuit over an independent candidate in New York may choose “Independence” as part or all of his or her ballot … Continue reading
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The Canadian federal election is set for April 28, but already one-fourth of the registered voters have voted early. See this story. … Continue reading
On April 24, U.S. District Court Judge Colleen Kollar-Katelly, a Clinton appointee, issued a 120-page order in League of United Latin American Citizens v Executive Office of the President, 1:25cv-946. It says that the President does not have the power … Continue reading
On April 14, the Connecticut Joint Committee on Government Administration & Elections passed SB 1156. This is the bill requested by the Independent Party to ease some of the paperwork for getting party nominees on the ballot. For a party … Continue reading
On March 25, President Donald Trump issued an Executive Order that the federal voter registration form should be altered to provide that applicants must attach proof of citizenship. On April 3, nineteen states filed a federal lawsuit to overturn the … Continue reading