On October 23, the Democratic Senate Campaign Committee filed this brief in U.S.A. v State of Alaska, 3:26cv-376. This is the case in which the federal government seeks a court order barring Alaska from certifying the results of its U.S. … Continue reading
The Ninth Circuit will hold oral argument on Sunday, October, at 1 p.m. in San Francisco, in U.S.A. v State of California, 26-7070. This is the lawsuit filed by the federal government that seeks to impound approximately 20,000 voted ballots … Continue reading
The federal government is appealing U.S.A. v Cox. This is the case in which a U.S. District Court Judge in Florida ruled on October 2 that the federal government has no authority to criminalize voting by non-citizens; only states can … Continue reading
The Commonwealth Beacon has this article by Paul Schimek in support of Massachusetts’ top-two initiative. He writes, “What about third parties? They don’t have a chance under the current rules. It was more than 100 years ago, in 1917, that … Continue reading
The Ventura County Star has this story, titled “Is a Libertarian cabal trying to take over the Oxnard city council?” It reports that city councilmember Aaron Starr, a leader of the California Libertarian Party, has recruited some candidates for the … Continue reading
