Candidates

Federal Judge Dismisses Former Minnesota Gubernatorial Candidate’s Lawsuit, Citing Lack of Concrete Injury

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ST. PAUL, Minn. — A federal lawsuit brought by Scott Jensen, a former Republican gubernatorial candidate in Minnesota, was dismissed by a federal judge. Jensen had accused the Minnesota Board of Medical Practice of politically motivated investigations tied to his statements about COVID-19. The court decided on March 31 to dismiss the case without prejudice, meaning Jensen retains the option to refile. Jensen, a family physician who lost the 2022 governor race to Democrat Tim Walz, originally filed the lawsuit in June 2023. He claimed that his First Amendment rights to free speech were infringed … Read more

Peru’s Election Authority Sets Strict Deadlines for 2026 Candidates, Aiming to Streamline Record-High Participation

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Lima, Peru – The National Jury of Elections (JNE) has set specific deadlines for public officials to resign and has also established timelines for candidate registration in anticipation of Peru’s 2026 General Elections. With these new administrative resolutions, the JNE aims to streamline the electoral process which will see an unprecedented number of candidates participating. In the upcoming 2026 elections, approximately 10,000 candidates from 41 registered political parties are anticipated to run for office. This significant increase from the 3,300 participants in 2021 highlights a growing interest in political participation across the nation. To manage … Read more

Arthur Hunter Joins New Orleans Mayoral Race, Promises Solutions and Safer City Amid Growing Field of Candidates

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New Orleans, LA — The race to decide who will replace Mayor LaToya Cantrell in New Orleans is intensifying, with multiple candidates heralding new agendas aimed at guiding the city through pressing urban challenges. Among the burgeoning field is Arthur Hunter, a former Orleans Parish criminal court judge and ex-city police officer, who announced his candidacy as he seeks to transition his judicial insights into executive municipal leadership. Hunter, notable for his advocacy in public defense during his judicial tenure, confirmed his mayoral aspirations by filing the necessary paperwork with the state ethics board. This … Read more

Introducing the Rising Stars: Spotlight on Virginia’s SBA Candidates

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Charlottesville, VA – The University of Virginia School of Law is currently buzzing with election fervor as students prepare to choose their next Student Bar Association (SBA) representatives. The candidates, presenting a blend of visions for improvement and advocacy for their peers, are gearing up for what promises to be a competitive electoral season. The SBA plays a pivotal role in student life, acting as a bridge between the student body and the administration. It not only addresses academic and welfare concerns but also organizes social events that are crucial for fostering community spirit amongst … Read more