April 3, 2018 - Legally Political

03 Apr Alaska Supreme Court Seems Likely to Rule that Parties May Let Independent Candidates Run in their Primaries

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According to this article, the oral argument in the Alaska Supreme Court on March 29 went well for the Democratic Party, which was defending its lower court win.Source: Alaska Supreme Court Seems Likely to Rule that Parties May Let Independent Candidates Run in their Primaries...

03 Apr Democrats Hate Gerrymandering – Except When They Get to Do It

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Source: Democrats Hate Gerrymandering - Except When They Get to Do It...

03 Apr Just How Big of a Hurdle is Gerrymandering to Democrats’ Taking Back the House This November?

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Source: Just How Big of a Hurdle is Gerrymandering to Democrats' Taking Back the House This November?...

03 Apr INTRODUCING CFI’S GROUNDBREAKING DATABASE OF STATE CAMPAIGN FINANCE LAWS

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The Campaign Finance Institute is pleased to release a groundbreaking new tool, “CFI’s Historical Database of State Campaign Finance Laws”. The database covers all of the states’ campaign finance laws every two years since 1996.Source: INTRODUCING CFI’S GROUNDBREAKING DATABASE OF STATE CAMPAIGN FINANCE LAWS...