On September 29, the Kansas Democratic Party filed this 31-page brief in a trial court in Shawnee County, Kansas, in Orel v Kansas Democratic Party. The brief argues many reasons why the Secretary of State is wrong to insist that … Continue reading
The U.S. Supreme Court holds a conference on Monday, September 29. The Court will consider whether to hear Williams-Yulee v Florida Bar Association, 13-1499, over whether candidates for judge can be told they may not solicit campaign contributions for themselves. … Continue reading
The Oregon Working Families Party, like the Working Families Party in other states, generally nominates individuals who are also Democratic Party nominees. The Working Families Party only bothers to qualify as a party in states that allow fusion. However, this … Continue reading
On September 27, the Alaska Constitution Party held a state convention. Russ Millette attended and filled out a new voter registration form, joining the Constitution Party and leaving the Republican Party. Millette had been elected State Chair of the Alaska … Continue reading
South Carolina has one of the nation’s most lenient laws on how a party remains on the ballot. A party continues to remain on the ballot if it runs at least one candidate for any partisan office, every four years. … Continue reading
