On March 20, the Ohio Supreme Court said that the Libertarian Party may intervene in the Democratic Party’s lawsuit over the decision to postpone the primary (for president and all other office). The Libertarian Party will argue that the state … Continue reading
On March 19, the Ohio Libertarian Party asked the Ohio Supreme Court to let it intervene in the Democratic Party’s lawsuit over the timing of the Ohio primary. The Ohio Libertarian Party is ballot-qualified and has its own primary. That … Continue reading
On March 17, the Ohio Democratic Party sued the Governor and the Secretary of State, in a case filed in the Ohio Supreme Court. The Democrats argue that it was illegal for the state to postpone today’s primary until June … Continue reading
On the evening of March 16, Ohio state officials said polling places would not open on March 17, which is Ohio’s primary day for president and all other partisan office. However, elections are proceeding on March 17 in Arizona, Florida, … Continue reading
On May 16, an Ohio state trial court judge refused to delay the Ohio primary from May 17 to June. See this story. Thanks to Rick Hasen for the link. … Continue reading
