U.S. Supreme Court Won’t Hear Appeal by Kansas and Arizona Over Voter Registration Forms
On June 29, the U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear Kobach v U.S. Election Assistance Commission, 14-3062. The case had been filed by the states of Kansas and Arizona over the federal voter registration forms. Kansas and Arizona wanted to alter the federal forms (that were to be used in those two states) to require applicants to attach proof of citizenship. The Tenth Circuit on November 7, 2014, had ruled that the federal agency responsible for the forms had already held exhaustive fact-finding hearings and had determined that there is no need to amend the forms. The federal agency had determined that the existing form already has enough guarantees against non-citizens using the forms.
The Kansas Secretary of State, who has been a zealot against the federal form, will now probably proceed with plans already underway in Kansas to say that the federal form only registers individuals for the purpose of voting in federal elections, not state and local ones, although that proposed policy may result in new litigation. Thanks to Rick Hasen for the news.
so the advocates of non-compliant registrations are happy that non citizens still cant vote?
How many New Age alleged Electors-Voters have NO ALLEGIANCE to the U.S.A. Constitution and their local State Constitution ???
i.e. are ENEMY INVADERS from various foreign regimes.
ALLEGIANCE chain via fathers — from 1776-1789 State natural born and naturalized citizens
from 1789 onward USA natural born and naturalized citizens.
Much too difficult for the 5 leftwing SCOTUS robot party hacks to care about whatever ???