U.S. Supreme Court Refuses to Hear New York Ballot Access Case

On October 2, the U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear Libertarian Party of New York v New York State Board of Elections, 22-893. This continues a pattern in which the Court has refused to hear all cert petitions filed by minor parties or independent candidates on ballot access, since 1991 when it agreed to hear Norman v Reed.

Also on October 2, the Court refused to hear Mazo v Way, 22-1033, the New Jersey case over ballot labels for primary candidates.

UPDATE: here is an article about the rejection of the New Jersey case.

FURTHER UPDATE: here is a news story about the New York refusal.


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U.S. Supreme Court Refuses to Hear New York Ballot Access Case — 10 Comments

  1. SAME OLDE BAAAADE CONLAW ARGUMENTS >>>

    SAME OLDE CERT DEN
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    WILL RFK2 BALLOT ACCESS LAWYERS BE COMPETENT ???

  2. I think the original challege was framed wrong and set them up to not be heard. This should have been a 1A case from the start. What right does the state have dictating that an association express any opinion. By forcing a political party to run a national candidate they are forcing speech.

  3. Scotus will use 14-3 arguments against Trump as toilet paper. President Trump will reward SCOTUS once back in office.

  4. The 14th Amendment should be used to disqualify Donald Trump as a candidate for any federal office. He is the greatest threat to American democracy, the rule of law, and the UNITED States of America.

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