On September 11, the Iowa Supreme Court refused to put the Libertarian candidates for U.S. House back on the ballot. See this story. The party nominated three candidates for U.S. House by party meeting. The county and precinct conventions that … Continue reading
On September 11, the Elias Law Group, which represents the Democratic Party nationally, threatened to sue the Virginia Board of Elections if the Board doesn’t remove Cornel West from the ballot. See this story. The legislature changed the presidential elector … Continue reading
On September 11, the Nebraska Secretary of State determined that two independent presidential petitions have enough valid signatures: Jill Stein and Shiva Ayyadurai. However, he said that he would not put Ayyadurai on the ballot because he was born in … Continue reading
On September 10, a Superior Court in Alaska rejected a Democratic Party challenge to the ballot position of Eric Hafner, a candidate for U.S. House and a registered Democrat. See this story. Hafner is in prison and the Democratic Party … Continue reading
On September 10, the New York State Court of Appeals, the highest state court, refused to hear Cartwright v Kennedy. This is the case in which the lower state courts had ruled that Kennedy can’t be on the ballot because … Continue reading
