Ballot Access Case: Personal observations of a supreme court hearing

Posted on January 8, 2010 by kwilder

Gregg Joccoy is a green colleague who is part of the blog team at Green Party Watch. He posted a detailed post with his first hand observations of a ballot access case in South Carolina. It’s worth clicking over to his story! -KW

Personal observations of a supreme court hearing
January 8th, 2010 by Gregg Jocoy

Wednesday I attended a hearing by the South Carolina Supreme Court. The case was Tempel v Platt. George Temple, chair of the Charleston Democratic Party sued to keep Eugene Platt, the Green Party nominee for SC House District 115, off the November ballot. Platt had been nominated by the SC Green Party before the Democratic Party held it’s primary. Platt opted to run in the Democratic primary. While he won the SCGP nomination, he lost the Democratic primary…

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