· 11/21/2006
Libertarian Party New Hampshire v. State
Citations
- 910 A.2d 1276
- 154 N.H. 376
- 2006 N.H. LEXIS 170
How courts have described this case
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- concluding that, because any additional burdens upon the plaintiffs were reasonable, the State’s important regulatory interests were sufficient to justify those burdens
- holding that a three percent requirement for minor political parties did not create a severe burden
- holding ballot access statutes RSA 652:11, 655:40, and 655:40-a constitutional
- finding definition of party constitutional in the context of selecting ballot clerks because it depends on the neutral criterion of success at the polls
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Judges: Broderick, Dalianis, Duggan, Galway, Hicks
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