Three more amicus curiae briefs have been filed in Mazo v Way, 22-1033, the case over New Jersey’s ballot labels for primary candidates. All three are on the side of the candidates, who are fighting to strike down the law … Continue reading
On May 25, the California Assembly passed AB 292. It makes it easier for an independent voter to obtain a presidential primary ballot for parties that permit independent voters to vote in that party’s presidential primary. The sample ballot that … Continue reading
On May 25, the New Jersey Secretary of State told the U.S. Supreme Court that she does not intend to respond to the cert petition filed in Mazo v Way, 22-1033. Of course if the Court asks for a response … Continue reading
On May 25, the Foundation for Individual Rights & Expression (FIRE) filed this amicus in the U.S. Supreme Court, in Mazo v Way, 22-1033. This is the case over the New Jersey law that permits ballot slogans for primary candidates, … Continue reading
On May 24, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed SB 7050, an omnibus election law bill. Among other things, it repeals the “resign-to-run” law as applied to presidential candidates. “Resign-to-Run” laws exist in just a few states, and they require an … Continue reading
