Andrew Yang and his Forward Party have a website, which can be seen here. Yang and the Forward Party support top-four or top-five systems, in which parties don’t have nominees and all candidates appear on the same primary ballot. Then, … Continue reading
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On November 5, New York state filed this brief in Libertarian Party of New York v New York State Board of Elections, 21-1464. This is the lawsuit over the new definition of a New York qualified party, and the new … Continue reading
No general circulation newspaper seems to have mentioned the November 8, 2021 decision of the Ninth Circuit that struck down Montana’s unequal distribution requirement for the petition to place a party on the ballot. Yet when the Green Party was … Continue reading
Florida holds a special election for U.S. House, 20th district, in January 2022. The Republican nominee, Jason Mariner, was formerly in prison for a felony, and some Florida officials and reporters have been speculating that he is not eligible to … Continue reading
The Daily Independent, an Arizona on-line daily newspaper, has this lengthy and interesting article about the Democratic Party’s lawsuit over order of candidates on the general election ballot. … Continue reading