Oregon Republican Party v. State of Oregon

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• dismissing as moot an action to allow the solicitation of absentee ballot requests for an election that had already been held
• refusing to apply “capable of repetition, yet evading review” doctrine to a case that is, “strictly speaking, moot”
• dismissing as moot party’s challenge to state determination that plan to encourage absentee voting by providing stamped envelopes to voters, along with absentee ballot request forms, was unlawful
• dismissing as moot party's challenge to state determination that plan to encourage absentee voting by providing stamped envelopes to voters, along with absentee ballot request forms, was unlawful
• court determined that electoral matter became moot when election occurred, reversed Court of Appeals decision on the merits, and remanded to Court of Appeals with instructions to dismiss appeal
• failure of plaintiff to allege that it planned to use a certain scheme for encouraging absentee votes in future elections made question of the scheme’s legality nonjusticiable once election had passed

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