VoteCitizens.Org- Rick Mente commented on Citizens Party's blog post Is it Time to Raise the Gasoline Tax? August 2, 2017Rick Mente commented on Citizens Party's blog post Is it Time to Raise the Gasoline Tax?
- Vladimir "Al" Toman replied to William Alfred Allen's discussion National Ballot Issue July 24, 2017Vladimir "Al" Toman replied to William Alfred Allen's discussion National Ballot Issue
- Vladimir "Al" Toman replied to Citizens Party's discussion Do you use Wordpress? July 23, 2017Vladimir "Al" Toman replied to Citizens Party's discussion Do you use Wordpress?
- Vladimir "Al" Toman replied to E. Schmidt's discussion Environmental Safety & Fracking July 23, 2017Vladimir "Al" Toman replied to E. Schmidt's discussion Environmental Safety & Fracking
- Vladimir "Al" Toman replied to Robert Gregor's discussion We need schools reformed, both public and private, but how? July 23, 2017Vladimir "Al" Toman replied to Robert Gregor's discussion We need schools reformed, both public and private, but how?
- Karl Wade updated their profile February 27, 2017Karl Wade updated their profile
- Jeremy Morkus, Dustin Priest, krista Kelley walsh and 2 more joined Citizens Party February 27, 2017Jeremy Morkus, Dustin Priest, krista Kelley walsh and 2 more joined Citizens Party
- Scolos Narbarson commented on Citizens Party's blog post Citizens Party Logo and party symbol? January 5, 2017Scolos Narbarson commented on Citizens Party's blog post Citizens Party Logo and party symbol?
- Scolos Narbarson replied to E. Schmidt's discussion Environmental Safety & Fracking January 5, 2017Scolos Narbarson replied to E. Schmidt's discussion Environmental Safety & Fracking
- Rick Mente updated their profile January 2, 2017Rick Mente updated their profile
- Rick Mente commented on Citizens Party's blog post Is it Time to Raise the Gasoline Tax? August 2, 2017
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- Oral Argument Date Set in New York Lawsuit over Out-of-State Circulator Ban August 17, 2017A U.S. District Court in New York will hear Merced v Spano, e.d. 1:16cv-3054, on December 13, 2017. This is the case that challenges New York state’s ban on out-of-state circulators. It is a Libertarian Party case, filed in 2016.
- U.S. District Court in Los Angeles Postpones Hearing in California Ballot Access Case August 16, 2017The U.S. District Court in Los Angeles had been set to hear De La Fuente v Padilla, 2:16cv-3242, on August 21. However that hearing has been postponed until September 11. The issue is the California law that requires independent presidential … Continue reading →
- Seventh Circuit Sets Hearing Date in Illinois Green Party Ballot Access Case August 16, 2017The Seventh Circuit will hear Tripp v Smart, 16-3469, on Monday, September 18, at 9:30 a.m. This is the Green Party case that challenges the 5% petition requirement for independent candidates for the legislature, and also for the legislative nominees … Continue reading →
- Green Party Places a Statewide Judicial Nominee on Pennsylvania 2017 Ballot August 16, 2017Pennsylvania holds statewide partisan elections for judicial offices on November 7, 2017. Voters will be asked to vote for four candidates for Superior Court, which is a statewide office. The Green Party petitioned for Jules Mermelstein for that office, and … Continue reading →
- U.S. Supreme Court Asks Minnesota Secretary of State to Respond in Case on Political Clothing at Polls August 16, 2017On August 4, the U.S. Supreme Court asked the Minnesota Secretary of State to file a response brief in Minnesota Voters Alliance v Mansky, 16-1435. This is the case over Minnesota’s law that bans any clothing or badges that has … Continue reading →
- Green Party Has a Write-in Nominee for Utah Special Congressional Election August 16, 2017Although the Green Party is not ballot-qualified in Utah, it has nominated Brendan Phillips for the special U.S. House election in the Third District. His write-ins will be tallied.
- Utah Republican Primary Won by Candidate who was Not the Party’s Convention Choice August 16, 2017The Utah Republican special congressional primary of August 15 was won by John Curtis, Mayor of Provo, Utah. However, he was not the party’s endorsed choice. On June 17, the Republican Party had held an endorsements convention which chose former … Continue reading →
- Thomas Palzer and his Organization File Proposed California Constitutional Initiative to Restore Semi-Closed Primaries August 16, 2017On August 11, Thomas E. Palzer and his organization Foundation to Stop Top Two filed a proposed constitutional initiative with the California Attorney General. Here is the text. It would return California to the system used between 2001 and 2010. … Continue reading →
- Oral Argument Date Set in New York Lawsuit over Out-of-State Circulator Ban August 17, 2017
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- 25 changes to the candidate list. Alabama U.S. Senate Class 2 and UT U.S. House CD 3 Special Primaries recap. August 16, 201725 changes to the candidate list. Alabama U.S. Senate Class 2 and UT U.S. House CD 3 Special Primaries recap. Alabama: Senate Class 2 Special: Doug Jones won the Democratic Primary with 61%. A Tuesday 26 September 2017 runoff will be held between the top two Republican vote-getters, Roy S. Moore 40% and Luther J. Strange, III 32%.. James Paul Beretta (Republ […]
- Tue 15 August 2017: Alabama Special Partisan Primary Senate Class 2 and Utah Special Partisan Primary House CD 3 August 15, 2017Alabama Special Partisan Primary Senate Class 2. This vacancy was caused by the resignation of Senator Jefferson Beauregard "Jeff" Sessions, III (Republican) re: accepting the position of Attorney General in the Trump administration. This primary is for the Republican and Democratic Parties. If no candidate receives at least 50% of the vote in the […]
- 6 changes to the candidate list. August 15, 20176 changes to the candidate list: California: House CD 7: Brad Westmoreland (Democratic) - added. Georgia: House CD 7: Shane Hazel (Republican) - added. Idaho: House CD 1: state Representative Luke Malek (Republican) - added. Maine: Governor: Deril Stubenrod (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. Minnesota: House CD 1: John Wayne Austinson (Democratic-Far […]
- 21 changes to the candidate list. August 14, 201721 changes to the candidate list: Arizona: Senate Class 1: Nicholas Tutora (Republican) - added. House CD 2: Charlie Verdin (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate. Florida: Senate Class 1: state Senator Jack Latvala (Republican) - added. Commissioner of Agriculture and Consumer Services: Richard Paul Dembinsky (No Party Affiliation) - apparently not a can […]
- 25 changes to the candidate list. Alabama U.S. Senate Class 2 and UT U.S. House CD 3 Special Primaries recap. August 16, 2017
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- New American Independent Party has second candidate announce plans to seek 2012 NAIP Presidential nominationMark Graham of Florida has officially announce intentions to seek the 2012 New American Independent Party nomination for President of the United States of America. Graham is a New American Independent Party of Florida state committee member. Graham follows Roger Nichols of Missouri as the second candidate in as many months to officially announce the […]
- Independent & Third Party Candidates not Welcome in Idaho DebateThe City Club of Boise has scheduled a candidate forum (debate) on September 15, 2010 for candidates for Governor. The nominees of both the Democratic and Republican Parties were invited. However, three other minor party or independent candidates running for Governor were not invited. The most prominent of the three candidates not invited was independent Jan […]
- New American Independent Party endorses Independent Jana KempThe New American Independent Party has announced that it is endorsing Jana Kemp for Governor of Idaho. Kemp is running as an independent. More information can be found at newamericanindependent.com Jana Kemp for Governor http://www.votekemp.com/ Jana Kemp For Governor PO Box 8045 Boise ID 83707
- Roger Nichols to seek NAIP Presidential Nomination in 2012The Citizen Uprising reported that the state chairman of the New American Independent Party of Missiouri, Roger Nichols, will be seeking the 2012 NAIP Presidential nomination. Nichols is the first candidate to officially announce intentions to seek the 2012 New American Independent Party nomination for President of the United States of America. Read more her […]
- New American Independent Party has second candidate announce plans to seek 2012 NAIP Presidential nomination
