Ballot Access News
April 1, 2015 – Volume 30, Number 11

1. WEST VIRGINIA REPEALS STRAIGHT-TICKET DEVICE
2. WORKING FAMILIES PARTY WINS CONNECTICUT LEGISLATIVE RACE
3. OKLAHOMA BALLOT ACCESS BILL PASSES HOUSE UNANIMOUSLY
4. CALIFORNIA MINOR PARTIES ASK STATE SUPREME COURT TO HEAR TOP-TWO CASE
5. ARIZONA MAY MAKE BALLOT ACCESS WORSE
6. SOUTH DAKOTA MAKES BALLOT ACCESS WORSE
7. NEVADA TOP-TWO BILL TO BE HEARD APRIL 1
8. ALABAMA BALLOT ACCESS BILL MOVES
9. NORTH DAKOTA LOSS
10. PRESIDENTIAL DEBATES
11. ALABAMA EXPANDS PETITION PERIOD FOR SPECIAL ELECTIONS
12. ARKANSAS HIGH COURT INVALIDATES TWO INITIATIVE LAWS
13. NEW TURNOUT DATA
14. CHART: PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY DATES FOR 2016
15. 2016 PETITIONING FOR PRESIDENT
16. CONNECTICUT ELECTION RESULTS
17. NEW YORK LIKELY TO ELECT AN INDEPENDENT OR MINOR PARTY NOMINEE TO LEGISLATURE IN MAY
18. MISSISSIPPI 2015 ELECTION
19. BURLINGTON 2015 ELECTION
20. COFOE BOARD MEETING
21. PROHIBITION PARTY MAKES GENEROUS DONATION TO PENNSYLVANIA BALLOT ACCESS COALITION
22. ELECTION RETURNS BOOK
23. SUBSCRIBING TO BAN WITH PAYPAL
    

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According to this story, the city of Flint has hired an attorney who is expected to sue, to enable the city to put candidates on its ballot for Mayor.

David G. Briceno has this op-ed in The Union of Grass Valley, California. He advocates the repeal of the California top-two system. The Union is a daily newspaper serving Nevada County, California. Briceno notes the poor turnout in the 2014 election in California and suggests Proposition 14 helped cause that low turnout. Briceno is a Democrat.