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One of the oddities of history is that Oklahoma has only had one presidential nominee of a party of the left on its ballot since 1936, the last year the Socialist Party was on the ballot in that state. In … Continue reading
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This story from reason.com has nothing to do with the repressive ballot access laws that exist in many states, but it so reminded me of them. https://www.reason.com/2023/06/16/companies-shouldnt-have-the-right-to-veto-their-competition … Continue reading
Richard Winger blogged yesterday about Friday’s Ohio Supreme Court ruling allowing August 8, 2023 to be the date for a statewide election on amending the Ohio Constitution to require a 60% “Yes” vote on future proposed amendments to the Ohio … Continue reading
On June 15, an attorney for the Michigan Libertarian defendants filed paperwork with a U.S. District Court to represent those defendants. He is Nick Curcio. The case is Libertarian National Committee v Saliba, e.d., 5:23cv-11074. … Continue reading
According to this news story, there are at least four local elections in Monroe County, New York, in which Republicans are hoping to get the Working Families Party nomination as well, even though the WFP local officials oppose these candidacies. … Continue reading