On September 9, 2012, a U.S. District Court ruled that Maine does not violate the U.S. Constitution when it bans anonymous blogs that make commentary about a candidate for public office. The court refused to stop the Maine Commission on … Continue reading
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Ballot Access News April 1, 2013 – Volume 28, Number 11 This issue was printed on white paper. Table of Contents ARIZONA JUDGE SAYS LISTING ONLY THE DEMOCRATIC AND REPUBLICAN PARTIES ON REGISTRATION FORMS IS OK COLORADO DISCRIMINATORY CAMPAIGN LAW … Continue reading
Ballot Access News March 1, 2013 – Volume 28, Number 10 This issue was printed on lavender paper. Table of Contents ILLINOIS 5% PETITION ENJOINED AS APPLIED TO U.S. HOUSE SPECIAL ELECTIONS VIRGINIA BALLOT ACCESS BILLS PASS LEGISLATURE TOP-TWO LOSES … Continue reading
On March 7, U.S. District Court Judge Lawerence Stengel, a Bush Jr. appointee, ruled that neither the Constitution Party, the Green Party, nor the Libertarian Party, has standing to challenge the unique Pennsylvania system that puts petitioning groups at risks … Continue reading
On March 1, U.S. District Court Judge Graham Mullen upheld North Carolina’s mid-May petition deadline for newly-qualifying parties, in a 12-page opinion in North Carolina Constitution Party v Bartlett, 3:12cv-192, western district. Even though there have been 51 court opinions … Continue reading