On March 2, a settlement was reached in the 2024 lawsuit Clarke v Newburgh. This has been a lawsuit to overturn Newburgh’s method of electing its five Town Board members. The old method elected all five at-large. Under the settlement, … Continue reading
On February 24, three judges of the Kansas State Appeals Court heard arguments in Kansas United Party v Schwab, the lawsuit over whether the Kansas Constitution mandates that two parties have the right to jointly nominate the same candidate. See … Continue reading
On February 27, Rev. Adam Hamilton said that he is considering becoming an independent candidate for U.S. Senate from Kansas this year. See this story. Hamilton’s church, a United Methodist Church, has 22,000 members. Hamilton is the author of over … Continue reading
The Catoosa County, Georgia, Republican Party has been trying to win a court order that allows it to exclude candidates from its primary ballot if the party believes the candidates are not bona fide members of the party. However, on … Continue reading
For the first time, the Party for Socialism and Liberation is attempting to get on a statewide ballot in a midterm year. It has candidates for U.S. Senate in Massachusetts and Ohio. The Massachusetts candidate, Joe Tache, needs 10,000 signatures … Continue reading
