The U.S. Supreme Court must reexamine its deeply flawed ballot access jurisprudence. California voters passed Proposition 14 on June 8, 2010. This law reduces ballot access for minor parties. This Article argues that the Court has historically overestimated the government interests at stake in restricting ballot access, while derogating the important role that minor parties can play in elections. This must stop. This Article further argues that the Court should apply strict scrutiny to ballot access restrictions and use a holistic approach when examining such restrictions
Both the U.S. Constitution and The Federalist Papers suggest that voters ought to have more freedom ...
Legislative Constitutional Amendment. Requires Legislature to provide for open presidential primary ...
Restrictive ballot access laws are the most burdensome requirement for third-party candidates. Such ...
The U.S. Supreme Court must reexamine its deeply flawed ballot access jurisprudence. California vote...
American political parties, throughout their history, have functioned as central institutions of gov...
It has become a popular political strategy in California to place counter-initiatives on the ballot ...
The 2000 presidential election broke records in the amount of litigation it produced. The forty or s...
On November 3, 1998, Florida\u27s voters approved by wide margin a revision to the Florida State Con...
Allows all voters in presidential primary elections in California to vote for any candidate, regardl...
Elections are a core element in democracy, and a number of analysts have identified electoral partic...
Bars candidates for state elective office from listing their political party preference, or lack of ...
Legislative Constitutional Amendment. • Provides the right for political party participating in a pr...
Bars candidates for United States Congress or state elective office from listing their political par...
The Supreme Court has repeatedly noted that ballot and election regulations raise difficult question...
California\u27s Declaration of Rights proclaims that it is independent from rights set forth in the ...
Both the U.S. Constitution and The Federalist Papers suggest that voters ought to have more freedom ...
Legislative Constitutional Amendment. Requires Legislature to provide for open presidential primary ...
Restrictive ballot access laws are the most burdensome requirement for third-party candidates. Such ...
The U.S. Supreme Court must reexamine its deeply flawed ballot access jurisprudence. California vote...
American political parties, throughout their history, have functioned as central institutions of gov...
It has become a popular political strategy in California to place counter-initiatives on the ballot ...
The 2000 presidential election broke records in the amount of litigation it produced. The forty or s...
On November 3, 1998, Florida\u27s voters approved by wide margin a revision to the Florida State Con...
Allows all voters in presidential primary elections in California to vote for any candidate, regardl...
Elections are a core element in democracy, and a number of analysts have identified electoral partic...
Bars candidates for state elective office from listing their political party preference, or lack of ...
Legislative Constitutional Amendment. • Provides the right for political party participating in a pr...
Bars candidates for United States Congress or state elective office from listing their political par...
The Supreme Court has repeatedly noted that ballot and election regulations raise difficult question...
California\u27s Declaration of Rights proclaims that it is independent from rights set forth in the ...
Both the U.S. Constitution and The Federalist Papers suggest that voters ought to have more freedom ...
Legislative Constitutional Amendment. Requires Legislature to provide for open presidential primary ...
Restrictive ballot access laws are the most burdensome requirement for third-party candidates. Such ...