23 August 2014
By Sarah Ferris
Washington Post
"A federal appeals court ruled against a group of Socialists in Michigan
this week, rejecting claims that the state’s election laws discriminated
against new parties. . . . . Michigan’s Socialist Party was first formed in 1901, though it has been
reenergized in the last decade. The party has run candidates in multiple
statewide elections since 2004. . .."
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Wednesday, August 20, 2014
Courts Won't Put Socialists on Michigan Ballot
20 August 2014
By Associated Press
Detroit Free Press
"A federal appeals court has turned down a request to place five Socialist Party candidates on the November ballot. The court recently ruled that Matt Erard hasn't demonstrated that granting an injunction is in the public's interest...."
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By Associated Press
Detroit Free Press
"A federal appeals court has turned down a request to place five Socialist Party candidates on the November ballot. The court recently ruled that Matt Erard hasn't demonstrated that granting an injunction is in the public's interest...."
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