U.S. District Court Judge Declines to Put Carl Lewis on November 2011 Ballot for State Senate

On August 19, a U.S. District Court refused to order New Jersey to put Carl Lewis on the November 2011 ballot as the Democratic nominee for State Senate, 8th district. See this story. However, the judge seemed to say that she might change her mind in a few weeks. The case is Lewis v Guadagno, 11-cv-2381.

New Jersey state courts have already determined that Lewis does not meet the 4-year residency requirement, which is in the State Constitution. Lewis’ only hope had been to persuade a federal court that the residency requirements violates the U.S. Constitution.


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  1. Pingback: Federal judge keeps Carl Lewis off ballot, for now – NorthJersey.com | Jiveblogger.com

  2. For the many New Age MORON judges —
    Each State in the United STATES of America is a NATION-STATE.

    1776 DOI
    1777 AC
    1783 Peace Treaty
    1787 Const Art. VII

    Way too difficult for the 1789-2011 SCOTUS robot party hack folks to understand ???

    i.e. the independent NATION-STATE qualifications for becoming PUBLIC officers in each State in the U.S.A.

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