New Jersey State Appeals Court Says State Constitution Does Not Protect Ability of Two Parties to Jointly Nominate the Same Candidate

Posted on by February 27, 2025

On February 26, the New Jersey State Appeals Court said that the State Constitution does not protect the right of two political parties to jointly nominate the same candidate. In re Tom Malinowski Petition for Nomination for General Election, A-3542-21. See this Election Law Blog post.

Here is the opinion.

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New Jersey State Appeals Court Says State Constitution Does Not Protect Ability of Two Parties to Jointly Nominate the Same Candidate — 24 Comments

  1. The logic here is backwards. The question to ask is, does anything in the Constitution empower the state to prohibit such nominations?

  3. ANY STATE CONSTS HAVING FUSION OPTION LANGUAGE ???
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    SUCH AS —

    TWO OR MORE POLITICAL PARTIES MAY NOMINATE THE SAME CANDIDATE FOR THE SAME PARTISAN OFFICE ???

  5. https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2025/02/26/what-to-know-about-gop-budget-plan/80469749007/

    What is in the just-passed House Republican budget bill? What to know

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    It would also allocate $300 billion for spending on defense and border security, would raise the debt ceiling by $4 trillion over two years, and add almost $3 trillion to the federal deficit over 10 years.
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    MINORITY RULE GERRYMANDER ECON IDIOTS AT WORK.

    WHAT SECOND W-I-L-L B-E ECON DOOM SECOND ???

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  11. Walter has the right attitude.

    Article IV Section VII Paragraph 3
    “The Legislature shall not pass any… law impairing the obligation of contracts”

    When a candidate signs an acceptance for nomination, is that a contract?

  12. a ***DON***

    felon-in-chief of a crime gang – often killers / extorters

    see olde GODFATHER movies in 1970s
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    how many dead/injured so far with tyrant trump and his *orders* ???

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