The U.S. Supreme Court is currently considering whether or not to hear Susan B. Anthony List v Driehaus, 13-193, a case over whether Ohio’s law criminalizing making a false statement in a campaign ad violates the First Amendment. The case … Continue reading
On November 14, U.S. District Court Judge J. Michael Seabright ruled against the Hawaii Democratic Party, in Democratic Party of Hawaii v Nago. This is the case in which the Hawaii Democratic Party sued to obtain a closed primary for … Continue reading
The Libertarian Party has this compilation of election results for party members who ran for public elective office on November 5, 2013. The compilation also has results for 2013 elections earlier than November 5 at the top. The November 2013 … Continue reading
This article describes what the Minnesota Independence Party, and the Minnesota Libertarian Party, are doing to get ready for the 2014 election. Minnesota is the only state in which parties that are not ballot-qualified can sometimes get public funding, and … Continue reading
On November 13, Pennsylvania State Senator Kim Ward (R-Greensburg) said she will co-sponsor SB 195, the ballot access reform bill. The Pennsylvania Ballot Access Coalition has been working diligently to increase the number of co-sponsors for this bill. When it … Continue reading
