Ohio SB 193, the bill that would remove the Constitution, Green, Libertarian, and Socialist Parties from the 2014 ballot, passed the State Senate on October 8, the same day it had passed the Senate Committee. However, the House does not … Continue reading
On October 10, the ACLU filed a lawsuit on behalf of two individuals who have organized statewide initiative petition drives in Arkansas in the recent past, and who hope to sponsor new initiatives in the near future. The lawsuit challenges … Continue reading
Dr. Astrid Sarvis has recorded and released her appeal for a reconsideration of the decision that excluded her husband, Rob Sarvis, from the October 24 Virginia gubernatorial debate. The 15-minute self-made video can be watched at this link from the … Continue reading
On October 16, both houses of Congress voted on HB 2775, the bill to re-open the federal government. Republicans who voted on the bill include 231 in the U.S. House and 45 in the U.S. Senate, totaling 276 Republican votes … Continue reading
U.S. District Court Judge Claude M. Hilton will hear Democratic Party of Virginia v Virginia State Board of Elections on October 18, Friday. This is the case on whether Virginia election officials should have purged approximately 40,000 voters in advance … Continue reading
