Georgia Libertarians Ask U.S. District Court to Expedite Ballot Access Case

On January 1, 2018, the Georgia Libertarian Party filed this short brief in Cowen v Kemp, n.d., 1:17cv-4660. This is the case that challenges the Georgia petition requirement for independent and minor party candidates for U.S. House. Georgia had filed a motion suggesting a procedural problem with the case, which the new Libertarian brief rebuts. More importantly, the Libertarian brief points out that this is a time-sensitive case if the party is going to be any relief in time for the 2018 election.


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Georgia Libertarians Ask U.S. District Court to Expedite Ballot Access Case — 2 Comments

  1. MUST ALWAYS demand BIG $$$ damages to bankrupt the HACKS.

    Cases must be started NOW in time for 2020 election — due to SCOTUS being paralyzed about having NEW elections when constitutional rights are subverted by the hacks.

  2. The United Coalition has a good idea and that is to work with all parties and independents for equal treatment and the equal opportunity to self categorize.

    Unfortunately the Libertarian Party does not guarantee these rights and freedoms themselves, nor are they interested in collaborating in the protection of these rights.

    That is the policy and psychological nature of the Libertarian Party without pure proportional representation.

    To see a perfect example of pure proportional representation, watch the 7th California Parliament Election of 2018, paper ballots as proof on Earth Day 2018 in California.

    The United Coalition has innovated the intricate details in policy in order to set fair policy with regard to reasonable ballot access which encourages you to be a better team player.

    The 7th California Parliament

    http://www.usparliament.org/ss11.php

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