CONSTITUTIONAL LAW-ELECTIONS--THE CONSTITUTIONAL LIMITATIONS UPON STATE REGULATION OF ITS BALLOT-Williams v Rhodes, -U S --, 89 S Ct 5 (1968)-Ohio's election laws imposed a substantial, if not insurmountable, burden upon a new or small political party seeking to place the name of its candidate and its slate
OPINION NO 56-186 CONSTITUTIONAL LAW; ELECTIONS—Proviso in Section 3, Article XV of Nevada Constitution rendered inoperative by women’s suffrage amendment to Section 1, Article II Carson City, July 11, 1956 Honorable Dwight F Dilts, Assistant Superintendent of Public Instruction, Carson City, Nevada Dear Mr Dilts:
Choosing presidential electors is a statewide matter and the Florida elections laws, as interpreted by the Florida Supreme Court, proved inadequate to resolve the
citizens in their enjoyment of rights guaranteed by federal law or the Constitution The Supreme Court reversed, finding that Congress could only protect the right to
consolidated in 1918 and form the basis of the electoral law of today 9 constitutional provision 64 Under present electoral legislation the Northern Territory is