On June 5, an Illinois state trial court ruled that the new law passed by the legislature last month is unconstitutional, at least as applied to the 2024 election. The new law abolished the ability of qualified parties to nominate … Continue reading
On June 4, candidate filing in the Hawaii primary closed. Two individuals filed in the No Labels Party primary in Hawaii to run for the state legislature. They are Thomas Brandt in the 25th House district, and James Pirtle in … Continue reading
On June 4, New Mexico held presidential primaries for the Democratic, Republican, and Libertarian Parties. See here. Lars Mapstead won the Libertarian primary with 58%, defeating the uncommitted slate. The primary is not binding. No Libertarian presidential primary is ever … Continue reading
On June 3, former Texas Republican congressman Tom DeLay endorsed the Constitution Party’s presidential ticket. See this article. DeLay was the U.S. House Majority Leader between 2003 and 2005. DeLay argues that boosting Randall Terry would actually help former President … Continue reading
On June 3, court officials in the U.S. District Court in Nevada assigned the lawsuit Team Kennedy v Aguilar to U.S. District Court Judge James C. Mahan, a Bush Jr. appointee. In 2010, Judge Mahan enjoined a Nevada election law … Continue reading
