The Georgia ballot access case Cowen v Raffensperger, 21-13199, will be heard by these three Eleventh Circuit judges: William Pryor, a Bush Jr. appointee; Frank Hull, a Clinton appointee; and Britt Grant, a Trump appointee. The latter two judges are from Georgia, whereas Judge Pryor is from Alabama.
All the briefs will be filed during the next few weeks. The case is being expedited. It concerns the 5% petition for minor party and independent candidates for U.S. House, state legislature, and partisan county office. The U.S. District Court had struck down the 5% law.
IF same olde BAD arguments since 1968 — THEN same olde BAD losing results ??? DUH.
Pryor and a Trump appointee? Kiss it goodbye.
Trump appointees have ruled in favor of ballot access recently in Maine and Illinois.
Good for them, but the general trend is clear. Hide and watch.
Were any of these judges involved in the case being remanded last time it went before the 11th circuit?
No, those were three different judges: R. Lanier Anderson (Reagan appointee), Gerald Tjoflat (Ford appointee), and Adalberto Jordan (Obama appointee).
Wow, a Gerald Ford appointee is still around.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=LBQ2305fLeA
Thank you, I am going to write these judges, just as I wrote Judge May, and make sure they hear from independents in Georgia.
Luanne Taylor
Independent Candidates in Georgia, USA
It’s going down.