National Republican Senatorial Committee and Republican Governors Association Want to Intervene in Florida Lawsuit on Order of Candidates on Ballot

Earlier this year, the Democratic Party filed a lawsuit against the Florida law that says the nominees of the party that won the last gubernatorial election should be listed first on the general election ballot. The case is Jacobson v Detzner, n.d., 4:18cv-262.

The Republican Governors Association and the National Republican Senatorial Committee have asked to intervene in the case. It seems odd that these bodies don’t trust Ken Detzner, the Secretary of State, to adequately defend his own state’s law, especially as he is a Republican.


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National Republican Senatorial Committee and Republican Governors Association Want to Intervene in Florida Lawsuit on Order of Candidates on Ballot — 3 Comments

  1. How many *really stupid* donkey votes — vote for top candidates for each office ???

  2. General remedy —

    1/2 ballots A to Z

    1/2 ballots Z to A

    Much too difficult for moron lawyers and judges.

  3. We did away this that advantage in California many years ago. It should go away in Florida also. Note the
    3.2 % advantage.

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