Abington Little League v. Glenburn Twp. ZHB

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• concluding that while regulation of endorsements implicates political parties' internal affairs and core associational activities, regulation of access to election ballot does not
• concluding that while regulation of endorsements implicates political parties’ internal affairs and core associational ae- tivities, regulation of access to election ballot does not
• holding that severe burdens on First Amendment freedoms are subject to \the most exacting scrutiny\
• holding that “States may, and inevitably must, enact reasonable regulations of parties, elections, and ballots to reduce election and campaign-related disorder”
• holding that Minnesota anti-fusion ballot provision does not severely burden a- party’s associational rights, although a party has a right to select its own candidate
• concluding that states have no obligation to remove all hurdles facing independent and minor party candidates and that an election scheme “may, in practice, favor the traditional two-party system”

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