The Alabama League of Women Voters has invited all three candidates for Secretary of State to a joint zoom forum. The forum is October 11. However, the Republican nominee has declined to participate. See this story.
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Ballot Access News
August 2022 – Volume 38, Number 3
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Table of Contents
- FIRST CIRCUIT ENJOINS MAINE BAN ON OUT-OF-STATE CIRCULATORS
- MIXED RESULTS FOR INITIATIVES THAT ELIMINATE PARTY NOMINATIONS
- GREENS SUE NORTH CAROLINA FOR BALLOT ACCESS
- CONGRESSIONAL BILL ON COUNTING ELECTORAL VOTES
- PORTLAND, OREGON PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATION
- GEORGIA BALLOT ACCESS CERT PETITION
- BOOK REVIEW: CONSTITUTIONAL PRECEDENT IN US SUPREME COURT REASONING
- QUALIFIED PARTIES WITH NAMES THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN BANNED IN NEW YORK
- VOTER REGISTRATION TOTALS
- 2022 PETITIONING
- 2024 PETITIONING
- 2024 NATIONAL CONVENTIONS
- HAWAII CONTESTED MINOR PARTY PRIMARIES
- MICHAEL PEROUTKA WINS REPUBLICAN PRIMARY FOR MARYLAND ATTORNEY GENERAL
- MAINE SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE ELECTION
- ERRATA
- SUBSCRIBING TO BAN WITH PAYPAL
This news story says 40% of the Texas state house seats have only one candidate running. This is not unusual in Texas.
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 2, Rick Becker, a North Dakota Republican state legislator, submitted a petition to be on the November ballot as an independent candidate for U.S. Senate. He needed 1,000 signatures and submitted approximately 2,000. See this story.