U.S. Supreme Court Decision on Whether to Hear Kansas-Arizona Voter Registration Case Likely Won’t be Made Until October 2015

As noted earlier, the Secretaries of State of Kansas and Arizona have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to reverse the 10th circuit, and to force the federal government to use a different type of federal voter registration form in those two states. The case is Kobach v U.S. Election Assistance Commission, 14-1164. The Election Assistance Commission response to the cert petition had been due on April 23, but the deadline has been extended to May 26. This virtually guarantees that the U.S. Supreme Court won’t decide whether to hear this case until the Court comes back from summer recess in October 2015.

Kansas and Arizona want the federal form used in their states to require applicants to attach proof of citizenship, instead of having the applicant sign under penalty of perjury that the applicant is a citizen.


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U.S. Supreme Court Decision on Whether to Hear Kansas-Arizona Voter Registration Case Likely Won’t be Made Until October 2015 — 1 Comment

  1. Again – most/all govt birth certificates do NOT show the nation-state status (i.e. ALLEGIANCE) of the FATHER of the new kid.

    Place of birth means ZERO.

    All sorts of mothers having foreign fathers may be legally or ILLEGALLY in a nation when the mothers give birth.

    How many New Age Donkey COMMUNISTS love having foreign folks taking over the USA and State regimes — via ILLEGAL so-called citizens ???

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