The Florida ballot access case filed by the Independent Party and the Party for Socialism and Liberation will proceed next year, toward a determination as to whether the law is constitutional or not. The law says that a ballot-qualified party cannot place a presidential nominee on the ballot unless it is either is recognized by the Federal Election Commission or unless it submits a petition of 132,781 signatures, due July 15.

The U.S. District Court and the Eleventh Circuit denied injunctive relief earlier this year, but that does not necessarily mean the lawsuit can’t win declaratory relief. The plaintiffs decided not to expedite the case, so it will proceed in 2021.