On August 9, two Ohio advocacy groups asked the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn an Ohio law that makes it a crime for anyone to knowingly or recklessly make a “false” statement about a candidate or a ballot measure. Here … Continue reading
The August 14 Patriot-News, Harrisburg’s newspaper, has this strong editorial condemning Pennsylvania’s ballot access laws and practices. … Continue reading
The Richmond, Virginia Times-Dispatch has this op-ed, criticizing the League of Women Voters and other organizations that are sponsoring debates. All such organizations, so far, have refused to invite the Libertarian nominee, even though in some neutral polls he has … Continue reading
The Federal Election Commission has posted “Federal Elections 2012” on its web page. See here. This is the FEC’s book of election returns. The FEC does an excellent job of compiling the vote accurately for all candidates. The printed version … Continue reading
On the afternoon of August 13, four more independent candidates filed for U.S. Senate in the New Jersey special election. They are: (1) Stuart Meissner, whose ballot label is “Alimony Reform Now”, submitted 833 signatures (2) Eugene LaVergne, whose ballot … Continue reading
