On March 7, Illinois told the U.S. Supreme Court that it doesn’t plan to respond to the ballot access cert petition filed by the Green Party. The Green Party challenges the petition requirements for nominees of unqualified parties to get on the November ballot. Those rules are so stringent, Illinois was one of only three states with no minor party legislative candidates on the ballot in 2016. The case is Tripp v Scholz, 17-1129.
Of course, if the Court wants Illinois to file a response, Illinois will then do so.
This is another conflict among pluralists; State of Illinois and Illinois Green Party.
We want you them to both participate with the United Coalition, but only messages about progress for the team under the pure proportional representation (PPR) voting using numerals 1,2,3,4,5,etc. in multiple winner districts, is acceptable with our team, in our private chat groups and conversations.
Unless they use PPR, governments, companies and political parties are biased so we do not invite information about endorsement by those considered to be pluralist dividers by us proportionalists.
The United Coalition has been using the PPR voting system correctly for more than twenty-three consecutive years and PPR works fine.
http://www.international-parliament.org/ucc.html
What if the Ill regime does NOT file any response ???
The SCOTUS Gavel/HAMMER falls HARD ???