On January 17, the New Hampshire House Election Law Committee rejected HB 101, which would have converted New Hampshire primaries from semi-closed to closed. The bill would not have allowed anyone to choose a party primary unless the individual had … Continue reading
Five New Mexico Democratic legislators have introduced HB 54 and SB 73. They would allow independent voters to choose a partisan primary ballot on primary day. And such voters would not need to join the party whose primary ballot they … Continue reading
On January 18, the U.S. Court of Appeals, D.C. circuit, heard oral argument in Stein v Federal Election Commission, 21-1213. The three judges are Karen Henderson (a Bush Sr. appointee), Robert Wilkins (an Obama appointee), and Gregory Katsas (a Trump … Continue reading
Pennsylvania is holding a special election to fill the vacant 27th State Senate seat on January 31. Libertarian nominee Thomas Anderson was omitted from that ballot because his Statement of Economic Interests was late. He had thought the Statement of … Continue reading
Georgia law permits individuals to give more money to the Republican and Democratic nominees for Governor and Lieutenant Governor, than they may give to other candidates for the same office. The Georgia Libertarian Party is in court to overturn that … Continue reading
