Hoyle v. Priest

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• holding that a law requiring petition signers to be fully registered voters did not involve a restriction on core political speech
• holding that a law requiring petition signers to be fully registered voters did not involve a restriction on core political speech
• finding that a law requiring petition signers to be fully registered voters did not involve a restriction on core political speech
• finding that a law requiring petition signers to be fully registered voters did not involve a restriction on core political speech
• noting that signing a petition does not fall within the purview of the Voting Rights Act, and that there is no right under the federal constitution to have an initiative placed on the ballot
• noting that signing a petition does not fall within the purview of the Voting Rights Act, and that there is no right under the federal constitution to have an initiative placed on the ballot

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