On December 9, U.S. District Court Judge Kenneth J. Gonzales ruled that New Mexico’s April petition deadline for parties to submit petitions is unconstitutionally early. The case was filed by the Constitution Party in 2012, and is Constitution Party of … Continue reading
Ever since 1979, the Lyndon LaRouche organization has been running candidates in Democratic primaries. One of its most successful candidates in recent years has been Kesha Rogers, who won the Democratic U.S. House nomination in the Texas 22nd district in … Continue reading
According to this story, Rob Sarvis, the Libertarian nominee for Governor of Virginia last month, says he may run as a Libertarian for U.S. Senate in 2014. The story also mentions the interesting detail that, after the election, Sarvis phoned … Continue reading
Alaska Division of Elections releases a voter registration tally once a month. The December 3, 2013 tally shows: Republican 27.18%, Democratic 14.26%, independent 53.22%, Alaskan Independence 3.19%, Libertarian 1.52%, Green .37%, Veterans .23%, Constitution .03%. The November 3, 2012 tally … Continue reading
This article describes the effort by two Pennsylvania legislators to win support for their bill to abolish popular elections for state judges. Thanks to How Appealing for the link. … Continue reading
