Illinois Libertarian and Green Parties File Federal Lawsuit for Petitioning Relief

On April 2, the Illinois Libertarian and Green Parties filed a federal lawsuit to gain ballot access relief for 2020. Libertarian Party of Illinois v Pritzker, n.d., 1:20cv-2112. Here is the Complaint. UPDATE: the case is assigned to U.S. District Court Judge Charles Norgle, a Reagan appointee. Although he has been a federal judge since 1984, it does not appear that he has ever before had a constitutional ballot access case.


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Illinois Libertarian and Green Parties File Federal Lawsuit for Petitioning Relief — 3 Comments

  1. Minor parties and independents = very minor after-thought / side show due to SCOTUS partisan hacks since 1968 Williams v Rhodes.

    EQUAL in 14-1 amdt for INDIVIDUAL candidates —

    much too difficult for 52 years for the non-brains in lawyers/worse judges aka legal MORONS.

  2. It’s only fair that they get a small break, since everything else is 10-15 times harder for new parties and independents. Look at history – there’s no independent candidates who can overcome obstacles in Illinois to get on the ballot. That speaks volumes the heavy handed laws.

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