First Circuit Hears Maine Case on Out-of-State Ban for Initiative Circulators

On July 27, the First Circuit heard We the People PAC v Bellows, 21-1149. The issue is Maine’s ban on out-of-state circulators for initiatives, and also the parallel requirement that the circulators must be registered in the town or city they are working in. The judges are William Kayatta and David Barron (Obama appointees) and U.S. District Court Judge Patti Saris (a Clinton appointee). When there is news about how the hearing went, it will be posted here.


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First Circuit Hears Maine Case on Out-of-State Ban for Initiative Circulators — 8 Comments

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