The Akron Daily Journal has this editorial, saying the Ohio legislature should not force the state’s four qualified minor parties to petition for a place on the 2014 ballot. The Ohio legislature will decide on the ballot access rules this … Continue reading
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On October 30, a group of Northern Cheyenne voter-plaintiffs obtained a ruling from the Ninth Circuit in Wandering Medicine v McCulloch, 12-35926. Last year election administrators in three Montana counties refused to open satellite voting offices in certain Native American … Continue reading
On November 4, the U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear Worley v Detzner, 13-333. The lower court had upheld a Florida law that required groups that spend as little as $500 either supporting or opposing a ballot measure to file … Continue reading
The November 3 Plain Dealer, Cleveland’s daily newspaper, has this editorial, strongly condemning SB 193, the ballot access bill. … Continue reading
This story explains that former Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives Jim Wright, who is 90 years old and who no longer has a valid drivers license, is being forced to make multiple trips to government offices in order … Continue reading