Jane Miller, a long-time Republican Party activist in Connecticut, has exhausted all avenues for regaining her ability to vote in the Connecticut Republican presidential primary of April 26. She was expelled from the party last year because in 2013 she had accepted a Democratic Party nomination for local office in Brookfield, where she lives.

She had filed lawsuits in both federal court and state court, and had made a last-ditch request to her local Republican Party, but so far nothing has worked. Here is an article about her April 18 hearing in front of the Republican Party registrar for Brookfield. The federal court had denied a temporary restraining order back on April 12, although the case is still alive. It is Miller v Dunkerton, 3:16v-174.