Libertarian and Constitution Parties File Brief in Kentucky Ballot Access Case

On July 21, the Libertarian and Constitution Parties filed this brief in the Sixth Circuit, in their Kentucky ballot access case. The issue is Kentucky’s restrictive definition of a qualified party, and Kentucky’s lack of any procedure by which a group can transform itself into a qualified party in advance of any particular election.


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Libertarian and Constitution Parties File Brief in Kentucky Ballot Access Case — 2 Comments

  1. 1. Every election is NEW.

    2. EQUAL ballot access tests for ALL candidates for the SAME office in the SAME area.

    Much too difficult for the small armies of MORON lawyers and judges in ballot access cases.

  2. You keep saying that… But courts follow precedent and the precedent does not support your proposition. Using space when word counts are limited to raise losing arguments is bad.

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