Georgia State Trial Court Enjoins Catoosa County Republican Party From Evaluating Primary Candidates’ Political Views

On November 7, a Georgia state trial court enjoined the Catoosa County Republican Party from evaluating the political views of candidates in the party’s primary. The party in 2024 had tried to keep certain Republicans off the party’s primary ballot for county office, based on the views of the candidates. Henry v Catoosa County Republican Party, Superior Court of Catoosa County, sucv2024211. The Court also fined the party.

The decision makes no mention of the Catoosa County Republican Party’s pending federal lawsuit on the same issue. The state court decision says that the precedent the party had relied on, over whether the Republican Party had a right to exclude David Duke from its 1992 presidential primary, doesn’t apply, because presidential primary procedures are different than procedures for other office.


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Georgia State Trial Court Enjoins Catoosa County Republican Party From Evaluating Primary Candidates’ Political Views — 14 Comments

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  2. A party owns its label, and may withhold it from any candidate, even in a state run primary.

  3. However, if a candidate gains a position on a primary ballot by petition or filing fees, and the party withholds his name from the primary ballot, he should have the option to run as an independent candidate in the general election.

  4. In the state where I live, if a candidate gets on the primary ballot by petition, a party may withhold his name from the primary ballot, if he fails to secure a minimum number of delegate votes at the party’s convention. However, such candidates fail to advance to the general election ballot, which I think they ought to, but only as an independent, or nominee of another party.

  5. NOMINATIONS/ELECTIONS OF PUBLIC OFFICERS BY PUBLIC ELECTORS VIA PUBLIC LAWS.

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  8. Standing Count. Showing up = voting access. No petitions, primaries, etc. Vote by party. Those who stand with the party are the party. Winning party picks officeholders and replaces them at will over the next year until the following election. Vote once a year. All votes in person on election night.

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