U.S. District Court Holds Oral Argument in Florida Case Over Contribution Limits to Initiative Committees

On June 24, U.S. District Court Judge Allen C. Winsor heard arguments in ACLU of Florida v Lee, n.d., 4:21cv-190. This is the lawsuit challenging the new law that does not permit anyone to donate more than $3,000 to an initiative campaign. See this story. The law goes into effect July 1 and the plaintiffs are hoping the judge will enjoin the law for the time being, so they can get started on an initiative to help ex-felons who wish to register to vote but who owe past court costs, fines, or restitution. Thanks to the Institute for Free Speech for the link.


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U.S. District Court Holds Oral Argument in Florida Case Over Contribution Limits to Initiative Committees — 4 Comments

  1. NOOO dollar amount limits in the 1 / 14-1 Amdts.

    Too many judge conlaw morons to count.

  2. ANTI-Democracy minority rule gerrymander regimes in ALL 50 States —

    1/2 or less votes x 1/2 gerrymander areas = 1/4 or less CONTROL = OLIGARCHY — with lurking monarch tyrant bosses.

    — with even worse extremist primary math.

    Result nonstop commie / fascist statist laws.
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    PR

  3. Sorry Troll –

    NO rest until there are Democracy regimes on paper and in fact in ALL parts of the USA and other Western Civilization regimes.


    PR
    APPV
    TOTSOP

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