14 August 2015
By Richard Winger
Ballot Access News
On August 12, the Sixth Circuit refused to hear Erard v Michigan
Secretary of State, 14-1873. This is the case in which the Socialist
Party, which is not ballot-qualified in Michigan, argues that Michigan
discriminates against new parties, relative to old parties. Michigan
requires approximately twice as many signatures for a newly-qualifying
party to get on the ballot as it requires votes for an already-qualified
party to remain on.
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