On June 8, the New Hampshire House tabled CACR 9. It had passed the State Senate earlier unanimously. It is a proposed constitutional amendment saying the New Hampshire presidential primary should be the first such primary in the nation. If … Continue reading
The Eleventh Circuit is currently considering Rose v Georgia Secretary of State, 22-12593, the case over whether Georgia elections for Public Service Commissioner should be at-large or by district. The U.S. District Court had ruled that the at-large system injures … Continue reading
New Jersey elects its state legislature on November 7, 2023. Filing closed on June 6. The New Jersey state elections office website has a list of the minor party and independent candidates who submitted petitions. For State Senate, there are … Continue reading
Politico has this story by Holly Otterbein about the Cornel West presidential candidacy. The story suggests that Jill Stein injured Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential election. Otterbein and other reporters would do a better job if they checked the … Continue reading
On June 9, U.S. District Court Judge Judith E. Levy determined that the Libertarian National Committee’s request for a Michigan injunction has procedural problems. She struck the document from the record and ordered the LNC to re-file by June 16. … Continue reading
