U.S. District Court in Maine Sets New Hearing Date in Libertarian Party Ballot Access Case

On April 26, U.S. District Court Judge John Woodcock set a hearing date in Libertarian Party of Maine v Dunlap, 2:16cv-2. This may be an opportunity for the Libertarian Party to explain why putting the party on the 2016 ballot would not create “chaos.” On April 25, Judge Woodcock had ruled that he would not put the party on the ballot because it would create “chaos”, but that he was not at that time ruling on whether the December 1, 2015 deadline was unconstitutionally early.


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U.S. District Court in Maine Sets New Hearing Date in Libertarian Party Ballot Access Case — 1 Comment

  1. What century before SCOTUS gives some COMMAND orders to the courts to AUTOMATICALLY have NEW elections when the gerrymander monsters enact unconstitutional election laws and/or the election bureaucrats commit unconstitutional acts or omissions ???

    i.e. the hacks / bureaucrats can screw up every election for the next zillion years — with the courts always being too late for relief.

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