The Hawaii legislature adjourned last month without having passed SB 1005, which would have established presidential primaries for the first time in the state’s history. The bill had passed both houses but the two versions differed, and the conference committee … Continue reading
On June 6, a NewsNation & Decision Desk HQ poll was released. It says almost half of voters would consider voting for someone other than the major party nominees for president in 2024, if those major party nominees are President … Continue reading
On June 5, two more briefs were filed in Arizona Democratic Party v No Labels, the case in which the Democratic Party is suing to remove the No Labels Party from the Arizona ballot. Both briefs are on the side … Continue reading
According to this article, the Utah legislature, which is not in session, is likely to be called into special session, to change the calendar for special U.S. House elections. … Continue reading
On June 5, the U.S. Supreme Court asked New Jersey to respond to the pending cert petition Mazo v Way, 22-1033. This is the case that challenges the New Jersey law on ballot labels for primary candidates. New Jersey lets … Continue reading
