Libertarian Party Files Amicus in U.S. Supreme Court Case on Ohio Voter Purging Practices

On September 19, the Libertarian Party filed this brief in Husted v Ohio A. Philip Randolph Institute, the U.S. Supreme Court case over whether Ohio’s voter purge practices violate federal law. Thanks to Mark Brown for the information. The Court hasn’t set an argument date for this case yet.


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Libertarian Party Files Amicus in U.S. Supreme Court Case on Ohio Voter Purging Practices — 2 Comments

  1. 2012 Californian Libertarian candidates for POTUS and 10th USA Parliament executives Miss Joy Waymire [Anarchist] and myself James Ogle [Republican] are team players who worked in harmony with the 2012 Libertarian Party National Conversation.

    While the party was not interested in our messages of unity we cooperated though equal free speech time was not available for their consideration.

    In 2018 we are continuing the work that we agree nurtures the unity which propelled us to frowned upon victory in the MO state primary in 2012.

  2. I think that the reason for the dropoff in 2014 is better explained by the fact that Ed Fitzgerald was a really lousy candidate, especially compared to Ted Strickland who was the incumbent in 2010.

    Do the justices actually read the amici, or do they get assigned to a law clerk who scribbles a comment like “does not pertain to case, they’re whining about this court not taking another case.”

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