On Thursday, February 6, the Montana House passed HB 207 on second reading. This is the bill that originally increased the number of signatures for independent legislative candidates from 5% of the winner’s vote in the last election, to 10%. The vote was almost perfectly party-line, with Republicans voting for it and Democrats voting against. However, one Democrat, Scott Rosenzweig, also voted for it. UPDATE: the bill was amended so that it no longer raises the number of signatures. Instead it bars “sore loser” write-in candidates and makes the deadline for filing as a declared write-in somewhat earlier.
Separate is not 14-1 amdt equal
1954 brown v bd of ed
14th amendment was never properly adopted.
AZ is a spambot spewing the crazy ideas of Thomas W Jones. Jones is known for never winning a case, often being laughed out of court in a matter of minutes.
Can the Supreme Court rule retroactively that a constitutional amendment was improperly adopted, and would that void it and all cases that stemmed from its interpretation?