The Independent Party, which is ballot-qualified in Oregon, released the results of its party-sponsored primary on July 30. The party mailed a passcode to all its registered members, via postal mail, at great expense to the party. The passcode enabled … Continue reading
On July 30, the Public Policy Institute of California released a poll for the gubernatorial and U.S. Senate races. The poll included many other questions as well, and can be seen here. The election results start on page 32. For … Continue reading
On July 29, a U.S. District Court in Arkansas upheld the vote test that determines whether a party may remain on the ballot automatically or not. Green Party of Arkansas v Daniels, 4:09-cv-695. Fortunately, the Green Party had done another … Continue reading
On July 30, the 11th circuit reversed the U.S. District Court and enjoined Florida from paying extra public funding to William McCollum, a candidate for Governor in the Republican primary. McCollum’s opponent, Richard Scott, had filed the lawsuit, which is … Continue reading
On June 30, the U.S. Justice Department said that the Department has decided not to take a position in the pending lawsuit Libertarian Party v District of Columbia Board of Elections, now pending in U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C. … Continue reading
