As of November 29, two potential candidates for upcoming California special legislative elections asked the California Supreme Court for judicial relief, to give them accurate ballot labels, instead of the label “no party preference.” The upcoming California special legislative elections … Continue reading
The Massachusetts Libertarian Party will ask for a rehearing before all the judges of the First Circuit, in Barr v Galvin. This is the case over whether Bob Barr should have been on the ballot in Massachusetts in November 2008 … Continue reading
On November 29, the U.S. Supreme Court revealed that it had decided last Tuesday to hear the Arizona public funding case. Technically, it is two cases that the Court is combining: McComish v Bennett, 10-239; and Arizona Free Enterprise Club’s … Continue reading
The Billings Gazette has this comprehensive article about the surprising strength of Wyoming candidates who ran in 2010 outside the two major parties. The “other” vote for Wyoming Governor this year was 10.3%, the highest such percentage for that office, … Continue reading
The Billings Gazette has this comprehensive article about the surprising strength of Wyoming candidates who ran in 2010 outside the two major parties. The “other” vote for Wyoming Governor this year was 10.3%, the highest such percentage for that office, … Continue reading
On November 26, the Libertarian Party filed its opening brief in the 8th circuit in Libertarian Party of North Dakota v Jaeger. The case challenges a law that says a ballot-qualified party with its own primary cannot place any of … Continue reading