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Petition for Certiorari filed in Arizona case

CCD files petition for certiorari in Arizona Libertarian Party v. Hobbs, No. 19-757, our case challenging the constitutionality of...

Texas federal court denies defendant's motion to dismiss

The federal district court in Texas denied the defendant’s motion to dismiss in Miller v. Doe, No. 1:19-cv-00700 (W.D. Tex., July 11,...

CCD files suit in Maine on political party formation

CCD files new lawsuit to challenge the constitutionality of Maine’s laws that make it practically impossible for non-wealthy citizens to...

CCD argues against motion to dismiss Miller v. Doe in Texas

CCD and co-counsel from Shearman & Sterling argue in federal district court in Texas against the defendant’s motion to dismiss in Miller...

Texas Lawyer Magazine features CCD's work challenging TX ballot access laws

Texas Lawyer Magazine has published a story on CCD’s work with pro bono law firm partner Shearman & Sterling to challenge the...

CCD sues in Texas on behalf of voter, candidate, and party plaintiffs

CCD has filed a new lawsuit on behalf of several voters, candidates and minor political parties in Texas. “For the last 50 years, the...

TX legislature fails to pass reform of ballot access laws

For the second session in a row, the Texas Legislature failed to take action on the Texas Voter Choice Act, which would improve Texas’s...

Voter Choice Act reintroduced in TX House of Representatives

Congratulations to our partners Texans for Voter Choice on getting the Texas Voter Choice Act reintroduced in the Texas House! And thanks...

Michigan AG candidate gives interview on independent candidacy

Independent candidate for Attorney General of Michigan Christopher Graveline, who was placed on the ballot in September as a result of...

Appeals court denies Michigan defendant's motion to stay

The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals has denied the Michigan Secretary of State's motion to stay the District Court’s order enjoining...