Arkansas Libertarian Party Files Eighth Circuit Brief, in Case Over When New Parties Must Nominate

Last year, the Arkansas Libertarian Party won its ballot access lawsuit in U.S. District Court, against the law that says newly-qualifying parties must choose all their nominees (except president) at least one year before the election. The state appealed. The case is Libertarian Party of Arkansas v Martin, 16-3794. Here is the party’s response brief in the Eighth Circuit, explaining why the U.S. District Court decision was correct. The state now has an opportunity to file a reply brief in a few weeks.


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