On June 19, the New York Libertarian Party won its lawsuit over the 2010 ballot. Here is the 45-page decision, Credico v New York State Board of Elections, 10cv-4555, eastern district. New York election law lets two parties jointly nominate … Continue reading
On June 17, the North Carolina House passed HB 951 by 76-36. The bill abolishes the listing on state income tax forms that asks taxpayers if they wish to send a small donation to the political party of the taxpayer’s … Continue reading
On June 19, Arizona Governor Jan Brewer signed HB 2305, the omnibus election law bill. Among other things, it makes it exceedingly difficult for a member of a small ballot-qualified party member to get on his or her own party’s … Continue reading
On June 18, more briefs were filed in Rubin v Bowen, the California case filed by the Green, Libertarian, and Peace & Freedom Parties against Proposition 14, the top-two election system. The next step is for the Alameda County Superior … Continue reading
Mike Duggan, a leading candidate for Mayor of Detroit, won’t appeal to the Michigan Supreme Court to regain his spot on the ballot. See this story. The end of the story has a link to the State Court of Appeals … Continue reading
