On Wednesday, March 27, 2024, three Ohio activists who are part of a group attempting to place a citizens’ initiative constitutional amendment on the ballot in Ohio, sued the Attorney General of Ohio in federal court. Brown v Yost, s.d., … Continue reading
The Ohio Libertarian Party is not ballot-qualified, so it is using the independent presidential petition. That petition, which requires 5,000 signatures, is now finished and will soon be submitted to the Secretary of State. Although the Libertarian Party does not … Continue reading
If you are in or near Ohio’s Capital City of Columbus today, I am honored to be speaking at Noon (and it will start precisely at Noon) to the Federalist Society at the Capital University School of Law, 303 E. … Continue reading
Here is the story on another Republican Party-dominated state in which there is a move to ban Ranked Choice Voting statewide. Thanks to FairVote for the heads up! … Continue reading
Here are a couple stories on this matter. This is a rather short story from the Associated Press. More in-depth coverage is provided in this Columbus Dispatch article. … Continue reading
Ohio election law requires candidates to disclose any previous names they may have used in the past five years, when they file. On January 18, the Mercer County Board of Elections allowed Arienne Childrey, a candidate for State House, to … Continue reading