U.S. District Court Denies Attempt by Texas Secretary of State to Dismiss Ballot Access Case

On November 25, U.S. District Court Judge Robert Pitman, an Obama appointee, refused to dismiss the Texas ballot access case Miller v Hughs, w.d., 1:19cv-700.  The case challenges virtually all of the Texas ballot access requirements for new and minor parties, and independent candidates.

However, the judge refused to enjoin the new requirement for filing fees for candidates of convention parties.  Here is the Opinion.


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U.S. District Court Denies Attempt by Texas Secretary of State to Dismiss Ballot Access Case — 3 Comments

  1. How many *is* in the USA and State Consts ???

    How many SCOTUS and State supremes about such *is* mentions ???

    Any law skoool advanced sleeze classes about advanced hair-splitting with over 30 percent fees ‘/ awards ???

    IE – Law Skoools = one more tool of the ruling oligarchs/ monarchs in the USA ??? — like cops and military morons ???

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