The U.S. Supreme Court will hold oral arguments in McCutcheon v Federal Election Commission, 12-536, on October 8, 2013. This is the case in which the Republican Party and Shaun McCutcheon challenge the federal law that limits how much an … Continue reading
On July 22, the North Carolina Senate amended HB 589, an omnibus election law bill, to include a repeal of public funding for judicial candidates, and a repeal of the state income-tax checkoff that lets taxpayers send a small donation … Continue reading
The web page for the 1787 Party is now on-line. See it at www.1787forAmerica.org. … Continue reading
The Rhode Island legislature adjourned on July 3. Only three election law bills passed this year. As previously reported, the National Popular Vote bill, SB 346, was signed into law on July 11. The only other two election law bills … Continue reading
On July 17, supporters of Arizona’s public funding law for state office asked the State Supreme Court to invalidate a bill passed earlier this year by the Arizona legislature. The case is Arizona Citizens Clean Elections Commission v Bennett, cv13-0233-SA. … Continue reading
