In February 2018, a U.S. District Court struck down Washington state’s law that makes it illegal for an independent presidential candidate to petition if he or she hasn’t first run a legal notice in a newspaper, at least ten days before starting, revealing where the petitioners will be working.
The Secretary of State appealed this decision to the Ninth Circuit. On August 22, De La Fuente filed his response brief, defending the decision of the U.S. District Court.
The state’s reply would have been due this month, but the state requested an extension of time until October 22 to file its final brief. The case is De La Fuente v Wyman, 18-35208.
Yet another GROSS FAILURE to note —
1. Separate is NOT equal — major / old minor / new minor parties, independents – 4 types.
2. Each election is NEW – since FIRST election.
3. EQUAL ballot access tests for ballot access — ALL candidates for SAME office in SAME area.
4. Ongoing perversion of 1 Amdt regarding *election mechanics*.
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Time now for a case file date to SCOTUS file date less than 5 years ???
— the HACKS getting past 1-2-3-4 plus election cycles ???
If Washington required 1/10 of 1% of the election turn-in, they would need 3364 registered voters to show up at the county seats. The crowd would be chanting “Rocky Roque Rocky Roque”. De La Fuente would step up to the podium and scream “Adrian”.
How about show the 1980s movie *Rocky* ???
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ALL incumbents declaration date
ALL non-incumbents declaration date – week later