As Expected, Georgia Appeals March 17 Decision Striking Down Presidential Petition Requirement

On April 13, the Georgia Secretary of State filed a notice of appeal in Green Party of Georgia v Kemp. On March 17 a U.S. District Court had invalidated the petition requirement for unqualified parties and independent candidates to place a presidential candidate on the ballot.

This lawsuit was filed in 2012 and it took four years to get a decision in U.S. District Court. During that entire four years, and even for an entire week after the March 17 decision, the Atlanta daily newspaper did not even mention the case. But the case now has the interest of the media, and the very fact that the state filed an appeal resulted in this story.


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As Expected, Georgia Appeals March 17 Decision Striking Down Presidential Petition Requirement — 1 Comment

  1. What century before the MORON courts detect that —

    1. Every election is NEW.

    2. Separate is NOT equal — Brown v. Bd of Ed 1954 — also applies to election stuff.

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