The Arkansas Democrat Gazette has this news story about the upcoming June 4 hearing in Libertarian Party of Arkansas v Thurston, e.d., 4:19cv-214.
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On May 28, Howie Hawkins of New York state declared that he will seek the Green Party presidential nomination. Thanks to Independent Political Report for this news.
On May 28, the California Senate passed SB 212. It lets non-charter cities and counties use Ranked Choice Voting for their own elections, if they want to. The law already lets charter cities and counties do this.
On May 17, Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts signed LB 411. It lowers the number of signatures for non-presidential independents from 10% of the registered voters, to 4,000 for statewide office and 2,000 for U.S. House. LB 411 is an omnibus election law bill with many other provisions.
This bill passed because the old 10% petition requirement had been invalidated in federal court last year. In court, the state had conceded that the old law was unconstitutional. The new requirements just enacted match the same requirements that had existed until they had been raised in 2016.
This story says that the results of the British election for members of the European Parliament are: Brexit Party 28, Liberal Democrats 15, Labour 10, Green 7, and Conservative 3.