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Prestigious Philadelphia Law Firm Says Pennsylvania Supreme Court Ballot Access Decision is Significant

As reported earlier, on March 26, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that in-district residency requirements for circulators cannot be enforced, at least for petitions for minor party and independent candidates. The Dilworth Paxson newsletter says this is a very significant victory for easier ballot access. See the firm’s newsletter here. Dilworth Paxson is one of Pennsylvania’s most prestigious law firms. It was founded in 1933 and among its past partners have been a Mayor of Philadelphia and the recent past Chief Judge of the 3rd Circuit. Thanks to Bill Van Allen for the link.

March 2012 Ballot Access News Print Edition

Ballot Access News
March 1, 2012 – Volume 27, Number 10

This issue was printed on green paper.


Table of Contents

  1. TEXAS BALLOT ACCESS EASED DUE TO LATE PRIMARY
  2. ACCESS BILLS ADVANCE IN SIX STATES
  3. VIRGINIA VICTORY
  4. ALABAMA, OKLAHOMA LAWSUITS ADVANCE
  5. CALIFORNIANS LOSE WRITE-IN RIGHTS
  6. SAN FRANCISCO INSTANT RUNOFF
  7. MORE LEGISLATIVE NEWS
  8. MORE LAWSUIT NEWS
  9. NEW MEXICO GIVES UP STRAIGHT-TICKET
  10. BOOK REVIEW: CHALLENGERS TO DUOPOLY
  11. BOOK REVIEW: BELVA LOCKWOOD
  12. BOOK REVIEW: ELECTORAL COLLEGE REFORM
  13. 2012 PETITIONING FOR PRESIDENT
  14. JUSTICE PARTY PETITIONING
  15. VIRGIL GOODE SEEKS CONSTITUTION PARTY NOMINATION
  16. SOCIALIST EQUALITY PARTY
  17. AMERICAN INDEPENDENT PARTY
  18. COFOE ANNUAL MEETING
  19. ERRATA
  20. SUBSCRIBING TO BAN WITH PAYPAL

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