Michigan Supporters of Straight Ticket Device Ask U.S. Supreme Court to Restore the Device, but Court Declines

Posted on by September 7, 2018

On September 6, supporters of Michigan’s straight ticket device asked the U.S. Supreme Court to restore the straight-ticket device. But on September 7, the Court declined to take any action. Justices Sotomayor and Ginsburg would have recommended that the Court quickly take up the matter. Michigan State A. Philip Randolph Institute v Johnson, 18A240. Thanks to Thomas Jones for this news. Here is a newspaper story.

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Michigan Supporters of Straight Ticket Device Ask U.S. Supreme Court to Restore the Device, but Court Declines — 3 Comments

  1. See below Sep 5 2018

    Sixth Circuit Removes Straight-Ticket Device from 2018 Michigan Ballots
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    One more CRISIS election law case series.

    Likely lots more election law cases — about repealing various election mechanics items

    — lots more of the left v. right stuff.

  3. Have to be super-obvious for the pre-skooool genius folks on this list and even sometimes 100 IQ newbees.

    Standard rachet up mantra of the communist left —

    ANY right/benefit in ANY law subject area once gained can NEVER be repealed.

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