Eleventh Circuit Holds Oral Argument in Georgia Libertarian Campaign Finance Case

On September 30, the Eleventh Circuit heard oral argument in Libertarian Party of Georgia v Attorney General of Georgia, 25-12553. The issue is the Georgia law that says individuals can contribute more to the sitting Governor or Lieutenant Governor, if one of them is running for re-election or for any other office, than they can contribute to other candidates. Here is a news story about the oral argument. The judges are Robert Luck, Britt Grant, and William Pryor.


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