On January 22, six New York Assemblymembers introduced A2724, the same bill that was introduced in the State Senate earlier as S1870. The bill lowers the statewide petition for independent candidates and the nominees of unqualified parties from 45,000 to … Continue reading
New Mexico has always had closed primaries since primaries were first established in 1938. On January 21, two New Mexico State Senators introduced SB 16, to let independent voters vote in the primary of their choice. The sponsors are Senators … Continue reading
On January 21, two federal lawsuits were filed to overturn President Donald’s Trump Executive Order on birthright citizenship. The leading such case is filed by 18 states in U.S. District Court of Massachusetts. It is titled State of New Jersey … Continue reading
On January 21, President Donald Trump pardoned Ross Ulbricht, and credited the Libertarian Movement for influencing him to do this. His statement on Truth Social says, “I just called the mother of Ross William Ulbricht to let her know that … Continue reading
On March 27, 2024, the Montana Supreme Court struck down two new voting restrictions, finding that the two laws violate the Montana Constitution. One new law did away with the ability of voters to register to vote on election day. … Continue reading
