On May 30, the Tenth Circuit granted the Utah Republican Party’s request to file a final brief in Utah Republican Party v Cox, 16-4091. The party then promptly filed its reply brief. The issue is the law that forces parties to allow candidates to appear on the party’s primary ballot, even if they don’t show much support at a party meeting. The Tenth Circuit already upheld the law in a 2-1 decision, and the party is seeking a rehearing.