On April 30, the Florida Secretary of State sent a letter to the state officers of the Natural Law Party, saying its application for qualified status has been approved. However, as of Friday, May 3, the Secretary of State’s website … Continue reading
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The Pinal County, Arizona, elections office has sent postal letters to all registered members of the No Labels Party. The letter says that they may want to re-register because the party won’t have any nominees on the November 2024 ballot. … Continue reading
On May 3, the Illinois House removed all the contents of SB 2412, a bill that originally concerned child welfare, and converted it into an election law bill. It now eliminates the ability of a qualified party to nominate someone … Continue reading
On May 2, Alabama Governor Kay Ivey signed SB 324, which eases deadlines for qualified parties to certify the names of the presidential and vice-presidential nominee and also eases the presidential petition deadline for independent candidates. There is still no … Continue reading
Current Rhode Island lets independent voters vote in a partisan primary, but if an independent chooses a party primary ballot at the polls, he or she is considered registered in that party unless the voters fills out a form on … Continue reading