Ballot Access News
September 2022 – Volume 38, Number 4

1. NORTH CAROLINA GREEN PARTY WINS ACCESS CASE
2. PENNSYLVANIA BILL TO LET INDEPENDENTS VOTE IN PRIMARIES
3. NINTH CIRCUIT STRIKES DOWN MONTANA OUT-OF-STATE BAN
4. SEVENTH CIRCUIT SAYS PARTIES MAY EXCLUDE DISLOYAL CANDIDATES
5. FLORIDA AND LOUISIANA BALLOT ACCESS WINS
6. HIGH COURT REMOVES PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION FROM GEORGIA BALLOT
7. MORE LAWSUIT NEWS
8. FREE BOOKS
9. PENNSYLVANIA REVISES PETITION REQUIREMENTS
10. BIPARTISAN ELECTION LAW BILL IN CONGRESS
11. RECENT EXPERIENCE OF THE TOP-TWO STATES
12. NO LABELS PARTY
13. IBERTARIAN QUALIFIES FOR ALASKA GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT FOR U.S. HOUSE
14. CALIFORNIA AND KENTUCKY ARE ONLY STATES WITH A REPUBLICAN-DEMOCRATIC MONOPOLY FOR ALL STATEWIDE 2022 ELECTIONS
15. JOHN RENSENBRINK DIES
16. MICHAEL BADNARIK DIES
17. OREGON INDEPENDENT GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATE SUBMITS 48,214 SIGNATURES
18. MODERATE MISSOURI INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR U.S. SENATE WITHDRAWS
19. ONE LAST FUSION CANDIDACY IN SOUTH CAROLINA
20. SUBSCRIBING TO BAN WITH PAYPAL

On September 27, the three candidates on the ballot for Governor of Maine debated each other. See this story. The candidates were the nominees of the Republican and Democratic Parties, and independent candidate Sam Hunkler.

On September 27, the Democratic and Libertarian candidates for Indiana Secretary of State debated each other. The Republican nominee declined to appear. The debate was sponsored by the Asian Pacific American Bar Association of Indiana, and was broadcast on zoom.