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US Supreme Court sets Conference Date for Nader Texas Case

Posted on February 26, 2005 by adminFebruary 26, 2005
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The US Supreme Court will probably provide a clue on March 21, as to whether it is interested in Nader’s Texas appeal. Chances are the Court will either reject Nader’s appeal that day, or will ask Texas to submit a … Continue reading →

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Arizona May Reduce Number of Signatures for New Parties in Mid-term Years

Posted on February 26, 2005 by adminFebruary 26, 2005
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Arizona State Senator Karen Johnson won informal consent from the State Senate on February 24 to add a amendment to SB1205. Current law requires a new party to submit a petition signed by 1.33% of the last vote cast. Her … Continue reading →

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San Diego Write-in Case Still Alive

Posted on February 24, 2005 by adminFebruary 24, 2005
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On February 24, the plaintiffs in the San Diego write-in lawsuit filed a notice of appeal to the California State Court of Appeals. Lawrence v Murphy. The issue is whether all of write-in votes cast for Donna Frye should be … Continue reading →

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US Supreme Court Asks Oregon to Respond to Nader

Posted on February 22, 2005 by adminFebruary 22, 2005
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The U.S. Supreme Court announced today that on February 17, they asked the Oregon Secretary of State to file a brief, explaining why the Court shouldn’t accept Ralph Nader’s ballot access appeal. This is a good sign that the Court … Continue reading →

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Kentucky Ballot Access Bill Passes House

Posted on February 18, 2005 by adminFebruary 18, 2005
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Yesterday, Kentucky HB141 passed the House unanimously and went to the Senate. It makes two minor improvements in the ballot access laws. It deletes the requirement that minor party and independent presidential candidates must file a declaration of candidacy on … Continue reading →

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