Tag: Minnesota Voters Alliance
Lawsuit challenges Minnesota’s election speech code
(The Center Square) -- A lawsuit challenges a new law allowing civil and criminal penalties for certain speech within 60 days of an election.
The...
Minnesota Voters Alliance files lawsuit challenging new felon voting rights restoration...
A trio of Minnesota residents, along with a conservative voters rights watchdog organization, have filed a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of a new law that restores the right to vote...
James Dickey: UMLC receives victory in election integrity lawsuit
Today is the first part of a two-part episode of Minnesota Law Weekly, as we have news from one of UMLC’s cases decided by...
Minnesota Court of Appeals says it’s okay to not have Republicans...
Last year, Minnesota Voters Alliance (MVA) and the Republican Party of Minnesota sued several localities including Minneapolis and Duluth, alleging that absentee ballot boards...
Effort underway to end party balance for election judges
(Center of the American Experiment) — Election judges perform a vital, if often overlooked, oversight role in ensuring the integrity of elections. The Minnesota...
MVA files to stop courts and liberal activist groups from selectively...
Last year, the ACLU sued the Minnesota Secretary of State, Steve Simon, in Ramsey District Court. The purpose of the suit was to try...
Landlords Win Case Against Minneapolis and St. Paul Over First Amendment...
The federal district court for the district of Minnesota just ruled in favor of the Minnesota Voters Alliance and landlords (MVA, or the plaintiffs)...
Another Group Accuses Keith Ellison of Failing to Defend State Laws...
The Minnesota Voters Alliance has filed a motion to intervene in a lawsuit brought against the state by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)...
Minnesota Secretary of State Unwilling to Provide Public Data to Minnesota...
This most recent court decision in favor of the Minnesota Voter Alliance (MVA) follows the 2018 decision in the Ramsey County District Court that...
Supreme Court Strikes Down Minnesota Law On Political Clothing At Polling...
WASHINGTON - A Minnesota law prohibiting voters from wearing “political” apparel at polling places is unconstitutional, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Thursday.
The Supreme Court...