This article describes the trial in Curling v Raffensperger, the Georgia case over whether the existing vote-counting machines can be used in the fall 2019 local elections. The state has already said it will buy new machines in time for the March 2020 presidential primary. The new machines are from the Dominion Company.
Lucy Steigerwald has this full-length article on Congressman Justin Amash, libertarian ideas, the libertarian movement, and the Libertarian Party. It appears in The New Republic.
The Arkansas Secretary of State has determined that the Libertarian Party petition has more than 10,000 valid signatures. However, the notice from the Secretary of State warns the party that he is still trying to persuade the federal courts that the statutory law requiring 26,745 valid signatures should be enforced.
Leonid Bershidsky has this story in Bloomberg Opinion, on how all the opposition candidates for city council of Moscow, Russia, were kept off the ballot in the upcoming September 2019 election. The signatures were labeled forgeries.
The national Green Party meeting in Salem, Massachusetts, has just ended on Sunday, July 28. The party raised almost $10,000 at the fundraiser. When more news about the meeting comes in, this post will be expanded.
