POLITICS

Federal Judge Throws Out New Jersey Primary Ballot Design After Lawsuit by Rep. Andy Kim

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The ballot design, known as the county line system, allows county party officials to more prominently display the names of favored candidates. A federal judge has ruled that New Jersey’s unique ballot design that gives party-backed candidates an advantage will be scrapped in the June Senate primary. The preliminary injunction—granted by U.S. District Judge Zahid

Trump asks appeals court to review ruling letting Willis stay on Georgia case

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Former President Donald Trump and eight other defendants accused of illegally trying to interfere in the 2020 election in Georgia on Friday submitted a formal application to appeal a judge’s ruling allowing Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis to remain on the case. Trump and other defendants had tried to get Willis and her office

Now That RFK Jr. Has Named a Running Mate, What’s Next?

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Now that Nicole Shanahan has been tabbed as his vice presidential pick, the Independent presidential candidate faces ballot access, DNC challenges. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. answered the long-anticipated question of who would join his presidential ticket on March 26 when he announced Silicon Valley lawyer, entrepreneur, and investor Nicole Shanahan as his running mate. Mr.

Speaker Johnson, Gov. Abbott Talk Border Security in Texas

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The two Republicans have both been critical of the Biden administration’s handling of the southern border. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) visited Texas Gov. Greg Abbott in the Lone Star State on March 28 to discuss the ongoing crisis at the southern border. During the meeting, Mr. Abbott advocated for federal border security legislation to