On April 14, the Kentucky Libertarian Party, and the Kentucky Constitution Party, filed this reply brief in Libertarian Party of Kentucky v Grimes, e.d., 3:15cv-86. The lawsuit challenges the Kentucky ballot access laws for new and minor parties. Kentucky is one of eleven states that doesn’t have a procedure for a group to transform itself into a qualified party in advance of any particular election. In addition, Kentucky is one of only two states which applies a vote test to determine if a group polled enough votes to qualify for party status, but only counts the presidential vote, not the vote for any other office.