On May 29, the 4th circuit agreed with the U.S. District Court that residency requirements for circulators are unconstitutional. The lawsuit concerned out-of-state circulators. The case is Libertarian Party of Virginia v Judd, 12-1996. Here is a copy of the … Continue reading
On May 28, backers of a Wyoming referendum submitted their signatures. The referendum would repeal a law passed earlier this year by the legislature, which removes most significant power from the elected Superintendent of Public Instruction. The referendum requires 37,606 … Continue reading
On May 28, Robert B. Reich, Labor Secretary for President Bill Clinton, posted a blog post on his own blog, “Why Democrats Can’t be Trusted to Control Wall Street.” The last line is, “Democrats can’t be trusted to control Wall … Continue reading
Ballot Access News May 1, 2013 – Volume 28, Number 12 This issue was printed on pink paper. Table of Contents BALLOT ACCESS IMPROVEMENTS ADVANCE IN FIVE STATES RALPH NADER FILES PENNSYLVANIA APPEAL U.S. SUPREME COURT WON’T HEAR POSTAL PETITIONING … Continue reading
A Marist Poll released May 28 shows that no Democratic candidate for Mayor of New York city now enjoys more than 24% of the Democratic electorate. This makes it very likely that a run-off primary will be needed. State law … Continue reading
