The West Virginia Supreme Court has agreed to hear West Virginia Democratic Party v Roger Hanshaw, 25-22. The issue is which party may submit suggestions to the Governor for filling a vacancy in the State House of Delegates. In November … Continue reading
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Iowa State Senator Jeff Taylor (R-Sioux Center) has introduced SB 70, to ease the definition of a qualified party. Existing law says a party must poll 2% for the office at the top of the ticket every two years (President … Continue reading
The January 24 print edition of the New York Times has a front-page story titled, “Pardon is Won by Leveraging Trump’s Needs”, with a subtitle, “Libertarians Help Free Online Drug Kingpin.” The first sentence is, “In December 2023, Angela McArdle, … Continue reading
A group in Oregon has filed paperwork with the Secretary of State, to begin the process of qualifying an initiative to move all partisan primaries from May to March. The stated purpose is to give the state more influence in … Continue reading
Nebraska LB 521, an omnibus election law bill, contains a provision on how independent presidential candidates withdraw. They may do so if they request withdrawal no later than 60 days before the election. Last year the Secretary of State did … Continue reading