Second Circuit Will Hear Oral Argument in New York Ballot Access Case in Mid-December 2020

The Second Circuit will hear SAM Party v Kosinski, 20-3047, the week of December 14. This is the New York ballot access case filed by the SAM Party, a ballot-qualified party that will go off the ballot if it can’t win judicial relief. The new New York definition of party requires a group to run a presidential candidate and poll 2% of the vote for that candidate. But the SAM Party didn’t have a presidential candidate this year.


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Second Circuit Will Hear Oral Argument in New York Ballot Access Case in Mid-December 2020 — 7 Comments

  1. This case might also affect the Libertarian, Green, and Independence Parties, all of which also lost their ballot status this year under the new law.

  2. 14-1 EQUAL for INDIVIDUAL candidates.

    Much too difficult for MORON lawyers and worse *judges*.

  3. There is simply no reason that a party for a single state should be forced to run national candidates. You have to be blind not to see that…

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