Ballot access laws are difficult in many states, and Indiana is one of them. For instance, Indiana is one of the states in which Ralph Nader never made the ballot as a Presidential candidate. Yet, the Libertarian Party has maintained … Continue reading
Richard Winger posted on April 27 about the Scott v. McDougle case before the Supreme Court of Virginia. Here is a new article on the ramifications of the wait on the Court’s impending decision on the legality of the recent … Continue reading
The rundown on twelve states is in this new article from Axios. … Continue reading
Here’s the story from the Washington Post. More coverage on this matter from CBS News. … Continue reading
On May 1, Alabama Governor Kay Ivey called the legislature into special session to draw new U.S. House district boundaries. It will be interesting to see if the legislature acknowledges the U.S. District Court opinion that says when Alabama shrinks … Continue reading
