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On June 20, the Vermont Senate sent HB 429 back to committee, which effectively kills it, because the session is almost over. HB 429 would have made it impossible for someone who lost a primary to then run in the … Continue reading
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I read this Ned Foley’s June 18, 2023 blog post on electionlawblog.org: https://www.electionlawblog.org/?p=136930 Two comments: I did not know about Jack Santucci’s recently published book “More Parties or No Parties” until I read this blog post. I knew Jack some … Continue reading
Barry Wilson has formed an organization called “56 by 26” to assist and promote Independent candidates for the US House and Senate. Mr. Wilson, an attorney and former investment banker, was a write-in Independent candidate for US House in Illinois’ … Continue reading
Danielle Chesebrough is the Mayor of Stonington, Connecticut, although the term technically is “First Selectman”. She is up for re-election on November 7, 2023, and she intends to run for re-election as the nominee of the Forward Party. The election … Continue reading
On Saturday, June 17, the Republican Party of South Carolina moved its 2024 Presidential Primary back to 18 days after the Nevada Primary with the goal of increasing its importance in the next year’s nomination process. Here is a story … Continue reading