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: Supreme Court of Hawaii Blog (Unofficial)Ballot access at issue
By The Blog Team
The U.S. District Court in Hawaii held a trial all day March 10, and part of the day March 11, in Nader v Cronin. The issue is the state?s arbitrary method for determining whether a signature on a ballot access petition is valid or not. The hearing went well, and it seems the judge indicated that unless the Hawaii Supreme Court acts in a related case before June 1, that the federal court will issue a helpful ruling that will assist petitioners in future petitions.
Full post as published by Supreme Court of Hawaii Blog (Unofficial) on March 17, 2008 (boomark / email).
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