Maslow v. BOARD OF ELECTIONS IN CITY OF NEW YORK

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• holding that New York’s party witness rule did not severely burden plaintiffs’ First Amendment rights
• holding that New York’s party witness rule did not severely burden plaintiffs’ First Amendment rights
• holding that the state’s requirement that witnesses for primary ballot petitions be a member of the candidate’s party did not severely burden plaintiffs’ First Amendment rights.
• “The Supreme Court has emphasized— with increasing firmness—that the First Amendment guaran‐ tees a political party great leeway in governing its own af‐ fairs.”

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