Ballot Access News
August 2022 – Volume 38, Number 3

1. FIRST CIRCUIT ENJOINS MAINE BAN ON OUT-OF-STATE CIRCULATORS
2. MIXED RESULTS FOR INITIATIVES THAT ELIMINATE PARTY NOMINATIONS
3. GREENS SUE NORTH CAROLINA FOR BALLOT ACCESS
4. CONGRESSIONAL BILL ON COUNTING ELECTORAL VOTES
5. PORTLAND, OREGON PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATION
6. GEORGIA BALLOT ACCESS CERT PETITION
7. BOOK REVIEW: CONSTITUTIONAL PRECEDENT IN US SUPREME COURT REASONING
8. QUALIFIED PARTIES WITH NAMES THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN BANNED IN NEW YORK
9. VOTER REGISTRATION TOTALS
10. 2022 PETITIONING
11. 2024 PETITIONING
12. 2024 NATIONAL CONVENTIONS
13. HAWAII CONTESTED MINOR PARTY PRIMARIES
14. MICHAEL PEROUTKA WINS REPUBLICAN PRIMARY FOR MARYLAND ATTORNEY GENERAL
15. MAINE SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE ELECTION
16. ERRATA
17. SUBSCRIBING TO BAN WITH PAYPAL

Texas elects state judges on a partisan basis. For some reason, no one qualified for the November 2022 ballot for District Judge, 301st district, in Dallas County, Texas. There are three declared write-in candidates: the incumbent, Judge Mary Brown; Earl Jackson; and Michelle McKinney. Thanks to Jim Riley for this news.

On September 1, one of the Connecticut candidates for the Independent Party’s gubernatorial nomination sued the Secretary of State of Connecticut, and the Independent Party, over the disputed results of the recent gubernatorial convention process. See this story.

The case is Stefanowski v Kohler, in Hartford state trial court.