Libertarian candidates argue to judge to get back on Iowa ballot. When will a ruling come?
Any decision in the case is expected to be appealed to the Iowa Supreme Court. Iowa ballots must be ready to be mailed by Sept. 21.
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Libertarian party of Iowa Chair Jules Cutler answers questions during a press conference following oral arguments in the case of three Libertarian Party candidates removed from ballots by the State Objection Panel at the Iowa Supreme Court in Des Moines,
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Iowa judge rules against Libertarian candidates, keeping their names off the ballot for Congress
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There’s a fast-approaching deadline for making a decision in the case. The Iowa Secretary of State’s Office was set to certify ballots for the 2024 general election Sept. 3, but a judge granted a temporary injunction to stop the process so that the Libertarian candidates’ appeal could be considered.
Iowa's Supreme Court Keeps Libertarian Congressional Candidates Off the Ballot
The Iowa Supreme Court this week upheld a decision made by a State Objections Panel last month that barred three Libertarian federal congressional candidates from the ballot in November. The long litigious process began in January when the Libertarian Party of Iowa (LPIA) held its precinct caucuses and county conventions on the same day.
Pennsylvania High Court Rules Against Two Third-Party Candidates Trying for Presidential Ballot
Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court is siding with lower court decisions to block two third-party presidential candidates from the battleground state’s ballot in November’s election
Pa. Supreme Court blocks 2 third-party candidates from presidential ballot
Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court on Friday sided with lower court decisions to block two third-party presidential candidates from the battleground state’s ballot in November’s election.
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