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Law Professor Derek Muller here writes on ElectionLawBlog that the CNN presidential debate criteria are internally inconsistent. … Continue reading
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The U.S. Supreme Court will consider whether to hear Rose v Raffensperger, 23-1060, at its June 20 conference. This is the case over whether Georgia Public Service Commissioner elections should be at-large or by districts. The Eleventh Circuit had ruled … Continue reading
It appears that North Carolina will have seven parties on the ballot this year, the most ever. The previous record was in 1980, when there were six parties on the ballot in North Carolina. See this story. The seven are: … Continue reading
Just prior to Monday’s deadline, New Jersey US Senator Bob Menendez filed petitions to run for re-election as an independent. He filed 2465 signatures, triple the number needed to qualify (800). The embattled New Jersey Democrat is facing federal charges … Continue reading
Law Professor Derek Muller here lists many of the precedents that say states cannot add to the qualifications for presidential candidates to appear on the ballot. There are a few others that he did not mention, such as the California … Continue reading