On April 18, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp signed HB 1312. Among other things, it says there will be no Public Service Commission elections this year. The state has five commissioners, all elected in partisan statewide elections. They have six-year staggered … Continue reading
On April 24, a Denver District Court kept Democratic nominee Trisha Calvarese on the ballot in the special election for U.S. House, District 4, set for June 25. Glasser v Griswold, 2024=cv=31103. The challenger had argued that Calvarese should not … Continue reading
As originally introduced, Connecticut HB 5498 made it illegal for any party to have “Independent” as part of its name. However, the Independent Party has successfully managed to get that part of the bill deleted. The bill has many other … Continue reading
On April 23, U.S. District Court Judge William Ray, a Trump appointee, refused injunctive relief to the Catoosa County Republican Party. The party wanted some candidates for County Commission excluded from the Republican primary ballot of May 21. The party … Continue reading
The Federal Election Commission has published a new edition of its publication, “Campaign Guide for Political Party Committees. See this announcement. Thanks to Eric Wong for the link. … Continue reading
