Alaska State Trial Court Enjoins Printing Alaska Ballots Until Party Label Controversy is Settled

On September 17, Alaska Superior Court judge Jennifer Henderson enjoined Alaska from printing its ballots until the controversy over party labels is settled. There will be a hearing on September 18, at 10:30 a.m., to settle the label issue. Here is the 5-page order in Galvin v Fenumiai, 3AN-20-7991.

There are two types of candidates who were hurt when the Alaska Director of Elections arbitrarily ruled recenty that party affiliations of candidates should not be on the ballot. The lawsuit was brought by a Democratic Party nominee who wants her independent affiliation noted on ballots, as it was in 2018 when she was running for the same office, U.S. House. But the Director did even more damage to the nominees of unqualified parties, by removing their party labels and instead printing “petition candidate.”


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Alaska State Trial Court Enjoins Printing Alaska Ballots Until Party Label Controversy is Settled — 4 Comments

  1. Any JAIL time for govt hacks subverting the election system ???

    esp for any USA office candidates ???

  2. We are going to protect Scott Kohlhaas, even to the extent of also litigating the “petition candidate” issue

    Ken Jacobus

  3. How many threats and bribes are State/local ballot access regime folks getting from DNC/RNC hacks and top Prez/VP candidate super-hacks ???

    ONLY NSA/ FBI spies know for sure ???

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