The Texas ballot access lawsuit filed in 2019, Miller v Hughs, w.d., 1:19cv-700, resulted in the U.S. District Court upholding all of the Texas ballot access laws, except the judge said the Constitution required Texas to allow electronic signatures. He asked for briefs on how exactly to implement that relief. The Secretary of State and the plaintiff political parties could not agree on the details, so each filed their own proposed remedies. All of those briefs were filed in October 2022 and the judge has not acted on the case since then.