Drunk idiots are good for something. A drunk driver whose blood test showed a 0.289% blood alcohol content may have helped me make the case…
Tag: petitions
The Big Pharma lawyers suing to remove Initiated Measure 26, the prescription drug price cap, from the November ballot have subpoenaed sixteen people involved with…
Two days after the South Dakota Supreme Court nuked their doomed challenge of the attorney general’s explanation of Initiated Measure 26, the pharmaceutical lobby dispatched…
The Board of Elections will meet on June 18 in Pierre to formalize some of the restrictions the 2018 Legislature has foisted on petitioners and…
Independent District 7 House candidate Cory Ann Ellis is going to court to boot her Democratic opponents Bill Adamson and Zachary Kovach off the November…
As court precedent elsewhere signaled was likely, a federal court has ruled that Colorado’s residency requirement for petition circulators likely violates the First Amendment and ordered…
While writing about Colorado Congressman Doug Lamborn’s court battle to overturn his Secretary of State’s rejection of his nominating petition, I learned that Colorado is…
I hate paid out-of-state petition circulators. The roving bands of mercenaries who make money traveling from state to state to carry petitions for state and…
As expected, the medical cannabis initiative has failed to make the ballot. Yesterday Secretary of State Shantel Krebs rejected the petition submitted by Angie Albonico,…
After invalid notary seals caused the decertification of her nominating petition, Brookings Democrat Mary Perpich was feeling queasy about switching her voter registration* from her…