On June 6, the New York State Board of Elections rejected the Presidential petitions of the Dr. Shiva Party, Green Party, Justice for All Party (Cornel West), and the Libertarian Party for having fewer than the 45,000 signatures required under New York law.

The petitions of one Common Sense Party candidate and six Libertarian Party candidates for US House or New York Assembly (the lower body of the New York legislature) were also rejected for having too few signatures for their respective races.

On June 5, an Illinois state trial court ruled that the new law passed by the legislature last month is unconstitutional, at least as applied to the 2024 election.  The new law abolished the ability of qualified parties to nominate anyone for the legislature after the primary was over.  Collazo v Illinois State Board of Elections, Sangamon Co. Circuit Court, 24-CH-32.  Here is the decision.

On June 4, New Mexico held presidential primaries for the Democratic, Republican, and Libertarian Parties.  See here.  Lars Mapstead won the Libertarian primary with 58%, defeating the uncommitted slate.

The primary is not binding.  No Libertarian presidential primary is ever binding.  The ballot-qualified Libertarian Party of New Mexico will choose a presidential nominee on June 12, Wednesday.