A lower Connecticut state court will not hear the Republican Party attempt to disqualify the Democratic nominee for Attorney General, George Jepsen, until after the election. See this story. For earlier coverage about this lawsuit, see here. … Continue reading
On October 29, the California Secretary of State released new registration data, as of October 18. This was the first data since the September 3 tally. The percentages for each qualified party, and for the Reform Party as well, are … Continue reading
On October 29, U.S. District Court Judge Roger W. Titus, a Bush Jr. appointee, held that Maryland’s deadline for overseas absentee ballots to be received, in order to be counted, is unconstitutional. The deadline is 10 days after the election. … Continue reading
On October 28, Idaho held a debate for all five candidates on the ballot for Governor. See this story. Thanks to Uncovered Politics for the link. The candidates are Republican nominee Butch Otter, Democrat Keith Allred, Libertarian Ted Dunlap, and … Continue reading
On October 28, two Libertarian nominees filed a lawsuit, arguing that the ballot format discriminates against certain candidates and for certain other candidates. The case is Blevens v Gardner, in Merrimack County Superior Court. See the party’s web page, explaining … Continue reading
