Ever since 2023, the Colorado Republican Party has been suing to regain the ability of the party to hold primaries in which only party members vote. Colorado law says independent voters may vote in the primary of their choice. Colorado Republican Party v Griswold, 1:23cv-1948. On April 8, the party filed this brief, asking for summary judgment.
Good luck to the Colorado GOP on their lawsuit.
https://www.scotusblog.com/2025/04/justices-will-hear-arguments-on-trumps-effort-to-end-birthright-citizenship/
EMERGENCY DOCKET
Justices will hear arguments on Trump’s effort to end birthright citizenship
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15 may 2025 SCOTUS –
how many zillion repetitive briefs by ALL the usual suspects ???
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PUBLIC OFFICE NOMINATIONS BY FACTIONS OF PUBLIC ELECTORS BY PUBLIC LAWS.
PARTY FACTIONS ARE N-O-T INDEPENDENT EMPIRES —–
SEE NOW OLDE TX WHITE PRIMARY CASES 1928-1932
All parties should own their own nomination process, including deciding how, when, who can participate, how and by whom votes are counted…and also includes them paying for any and all associated costs themselves. Any idiot judges who said otherwise should be overturned by judges who would be less idiotic, even if only on this issue.
@RS,
Who is this “ownership” vested in?
Free association of party membership.