On November 19, a California trial court judge refused to issue an injunction in Boydston v Padilla.  This is the case in which a group of California voters say the State Constitution requires the state to print up a presidential primary ballot that would contain the names of all candidates, from all parties.  Any independent voter would be free to choose that ballot, or else choose a ballot from one of the three parties that lets independents vote in its primary.

The order says the injunction is denied because the plaintiffs have failed to establish that they are likely to prevail on the constitutional issue.  The case is civ-ds-1921480, San Bernardino County Superior Court.

The New Hampshire Libertarian Party is administering its own presidential primary.  The filing was October 30, 2019 through November 15, 2019.  Ten candidates filed:

Ken Armstrong, Louisiana

Dan Taxation is Theft Behrman, Nevada

Keenan Wallace Dunham, South Carolina

Erik Gerhardt, Pennsylvania

Jo Jorgensen, South Carolina

Sam Robb, Pennsylvania

Kim Ruff, Arizona

Vermin Supreme, Massachusetts

Arviv Vohra, Maryland

Arlen Lawson Wright, Texas

On November 18, the Portland, Maine, city council voted unanimously to put a ballot measure on the March 3, 2020 ballot, asking voters if they want to expand ranked choice voting from Mayor, to include City Council and School Board.

On November 19, the Eureka, California, city council voted unanimously to ask the city attorney to draft a proposed charter amendment to use ranked choice voting for elections for city office.