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Federal District Court Grants Summary Judgment for Washington State in Remand of Washington State Grange Case

By Rick Hasen

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Via Ballot Access News comes a link to this opinion issued by the federal district court on remand in the Washington State Grange case. As I expected, the court rejected the arguments that the top two primary was unconstitutional, either...

Full post as published by Election Law on January 12, 2011 (boomark / email).

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