New Jersey Supreme Court Won’t Put Libertarian on Ballot for U.S. House

On August 7, the New Jersey Supreme Court declined to put Lana Leguia on the ballot as the Libertarian nominee for U.S. House.  She is off the ballot because she used some out-of-state petitioners.  The Supreme Court did not take a position on the ban on out-of-state issue, but it said Leguia should have mounted a constitutional challenge to the ban earlier in the process.  See this story.


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New Jersey Supreme Court Won’t Put Libertarian on Ballot for U.S. House — 1 Comment

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