On June 30, the People’s Party of Florida asked for reconsideration in its ballot access case, People’s Party of Florida v Florida Department of State, m.d., 8:22cv-1274. The brief is very convincing. It points out that the Florida law, requiring a candidate to have been a registered member of a party for 365 days before filing for office, bans new parties from having any nominees in its first election. This is clearly unconstitutional. The U.S. Supreme Court several times has banned discrimination against new parties, relative to old parties.