Wyoming voter registration cards list the qualified parties, and also give voters a chance to register as independents. But the forms do not permit anyone to register into a party that has gone off the ballot. Surprisingly, though, registration in … Continue reading
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As previously reported, on May 29, the Fourth Circuit struck down Virginia’s law banning out-of-state circulators. The 14 days for the state to possibly have asked for a rehearing en banc has now elapsed, and the state did not ask … Continue reading
The Arizona Republic has finally mentioned that the omnibus election law bill, HB 2305, contains a provision inserted at the last minute that makes it far more difficult for minor party members to get on their own party’s primary ballot. … Continue reading
On June 18, the U.S. House passed HR1797 by 228-196. The bill bans abortions after twenty weeks. It allows exceptions for rape and incest, but only if the rape or incest had already been reported to police. The bill passed … Continue reading
On June 18, California AB 1419 passed the Senate Elections Committee unanimously. It moves the deadline for a group to qualify as a political party from January to July, in presidential election years. It has already passed the Assembly. … Continue reading