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Arizona asks U.S. Supreme Court to hear Nader v Brewer

Posted at Ballot Access News

On November 13, Arizona filed a brief with the U.S. Supreme Court, asking the Court to hear Nader v Brewer (which is now called Brewer v Nader). The Court hasn’t assigned the case number yet. The issues are (1) whether early June is too early for independent presidential candidate petitions to be due; (2) whether states may make it illegal for out-of-state residents to circulate an independent presidential petition.

3 Comments

  1. LaineRBT November 18, 2008

    I actually hope that this case makes it to the Supreme Court but that they rule in Nader’s favor, of course. It would be interesting to see if Nader provides the oral arguement on his own behalf.

  2. Mike Gillis November 18, 2008

    Here’s hoping they refuse to hear the case or shoot Arizona down.

    This is a great opportunity to open up ballot access. This is a good example to debunk the false notion that Ralph’s runs for president have no lasting effect.

    Let’s hope that this decision holds. A victory for Nader here is a victory for all third parties and independent candidates.

  3. Catholic Trotskyist November 18, 2008

    Hopefully they’ll throw it out.

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