LIBERTARIAN PARTY OF MAINE v. Dunlap

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• considering whether the state could impose a deadline for the submission of signatures for a non-party candidate to get on the ballot
• finding Maine’s ballot access laws to be “not burdensome” where candidates have seven and one-half months to gather 4,000 signatures

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