Michigan Court of Appeals Rules Against Major Party Monopoly on Voter Lists

Today the Michigan Court of Appeals agreed with the lower court that giving the two major parties monopoly access to the list of primary voters is unconstitutional. This deals a possible blow to to Michigan political leaders’ hopes of holding a presidential primary on Jan. 15. It is possible that the Michigan Supreme Court will take the case, so it may not yet be finally decided.


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Michigan Court of Appeals Rules Against Major Party Monopoly on Voter Lists — 1 Comment

  1. Mich Const Art. II, Sec. 4 just happens to have a *secrecy of the ballot* clause — which the EVIL party hack MORONS in the New Age Mich regime have ignored.

    I.E. — closed party hack primaries (with disclosure of which party a voter is voting for) are ILLEGAL in Michigan.

    Way too difficult for the many, many MORONS in the Mich regime to understand — which MORONS are about as EVIL and STUPID as any EVIL MORON group of folks on Mother Earth — i.e. ALL of the party hacks in the Michigan legislature, the party hack Governor and the party hack so-called leaders of the Donkey and Elephant party tribes — who have been screwing around with the Prez primary for about 4 months.

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