On June 7, the Libertarian Party of New Mexico, the ballot-qualified party, filed this brief in Libertarian National Committee v Libertarian Party of New Mexico, 1:26cv-1562. This is the trademark lawsuit initiated by the Libertarian National Committee. The brief depends … Continue reading
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The Last Ward, a Chicago news outlet, here describes the nightmare of petitioning in Chicago for School Board candidates, and advocates that the legislature authorize electronic signatures. … Continue reading
On June 8, the challenger to the Wisconsin Green Party petition for Secretary of State was withdrawn. So Pete Karas will be on the Green Party primary ballot. … Continue reading
Colorado holds primaries for four parties on June 30. It is unusual for minor parties to have primaries, but if a minor party nominating convention shows substantial support for two or more candidates for the same office, a primary is … Continue reading
On June 5, independent New Mexico gubernatorial candidate Ken Miyagishima filed a lawsuit to overturn the 2% petition requirement for statewide independent candidates. The lawsuit was filed in Santa Fe district court. See this story. The case is Miyagishima v … Continue reading