Traditionally in the U.S., caucuses for presidential nominations are held on a single day. But the Nevada Democratic Party this year is using a multi-day process. See this article. Thanks to Demorep for the link.
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Pennsylvania requires presidential primary candidates to submit 2,000 signatures to be on a ballot. The filing deadline is February 18. This article lists the presidential candidates who have already filed.
U.S. District Court Judge Susan Richard Nelson will hear Pavek v Simon, 0:19cv-3000, on Friday, April 24, at 9:30 am. This is the case filed by the Democratic Party over the order of candidates on general election ballots.
Here is the Democratic Party’s latest brief, filed on February 14.
On January 31, the Federal Election Commission issued an updated version of its useful chart that shows candidate filing dates (for federal elections) and primary dates. The FEC had previously issued the chart on January 1. Thanks to DemoRep for the link.
On February 14, West Virginia bill SB 733 passed the State Senate by 24-7. It expands the definition of a qualified party, from a group that got 1% for Governor, to a group that got 1% for either President or Governor. West Virginia elects both offices in the same years. Thanks to Jeff Becker for this news.