The Green Party of California, and the Peace & Freedom Party, have agreed to a unified 2022 campaign for statewide offices. This means that the parties will support each other’s endorsed statewide candidates. The Peace & Freedom Party has endorsed … Continue reading
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The Independent Party of West Virginia has decided not to sue the West Virginia Secretary of State to gain recognition as a qualified party. The definition of a qualified party in West Virginia is a group that got at least … Continue reading
Andrew Yang has a podcast, and on November 11, he hosted Lee Drutman for an hour and seven minutes. Here is a link to the Yang podcasts. To hear Drutman, choose “All politics is tribal”, which is currently second from … Continue reading
On November 10, Wyoming filed this brief in Frank v Lee, 21-8059. This is the lawsuit that bars First Amendment activity, including petitioning, within 300 feet of a polling place. The U.S. District Court had invalidated it. Generally courts allow … Continue reading
On November 2, Minneapolis elected two members to the Board of Estimate and Taxation. The races were citywide. Samantha Pree-Stinson, a member of the Socialist Party, won one of the seats. The Board has six members, but only two are … Continue reading
The Monday, November 8 decision of the Ninth Circuit, striking down the unequal distribution requirement for the Montana petition for party recognition, is finally getting some general press coverage. Here is the Daily Montanan story. Also, here is an article … Continue reading