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On August 8, Ohio voters vote on Issue One, which would make it more difficult to get a statewide initiative on the ballot, and also makes it more difficult to pass. Ohio Secretary of State is actively touring the state, … Continue reading
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On July 31, a Utah state trial court ruled in favor of keeping Celeste Maloy on the September 5 Republican primary ballot. She is running in the special congressional election to fill the vacancy in the Second District. Her ballot … Continue reading
Richard Winger was recently interviewed by John Fund, whose article was published on Sunday, July 30, at nationalreview.com, in which Richard is quoted. The article predicts that a minor party presidential candidate will not win the 2024 US Presidential election, … Continue reading
This link goes to an interview with Ryan Byrne of Ballotpedia, who says that the cost of paid petitioners doubled between 2020 and 2022. Thanks to Andy Jacobs for the link. … Continue reading
The Austin American-Statesman, daily newspaper for Austin, Texas, has this story about the decision of the state to appeal the June 26 decision of a U.S. District Court that mandated permitting electronic signatures on petitions for minor parties and independent … Continue reading