On April 6, the Arizona Libertarian Party filed this reply brief in its ballot access case, Libertarian Party of Arizona v Reagan, 17-16491. The issue is the large number of signatures needed for a member of the Libertarian Party to get on the party’s primary ballot. The U.S. District Court had upheld the law, which kept all Libertarians off the primary ballot in 2016 except just one candidate for county office.
The new restrictive law, passed in 2015, does not apply to the Green Party, which had a good number of candidates on in Arizona in 2016.
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http://ballot-access.org/2017/12/04/arizona-libertarian-party-files-opening-brief-in-primary-ballot-access-case/
The pattern of decisive actions is expected from pluralist-driven entities but the United Coalition of Candidates (UCC) sees through the bias.
To that end we bring the “USA Day” on September 21st, where our team seeks to support our opposite gender #1.
http://www.international-parliament.org/ucc-p-7-usa.html
Unfortunately the link didn’t work originally, but as of 3:10 pm pacific time it is working.
Arizona should limit signers to those eligible to vote in the primary, and then base the number of signatures on that.