Winehole23
02-17-2017, 09:07 AM
we might see third parties in the next presidential debate
the court cannot defer to the FEC's analysis and further concludes that the FEC acted arbitrarily and capriciously and contrary to law when it determined that the CPD did not endorse, support, or oppose political parties in the 2012 election....On remand, the FEC is ORDERED to articulate its analysis in determining whether the CPD endorsed, supported, or opposed political parties or candidates....
....the FEC must demonstrate how it considered the evidence, particularly, but not necessarily limited to, the newly-submitted evidence of partisanship and political donations and the expert analyses regarding fundraising and polling.
http://reason.com/blog/2017/02/02/libertarian-party-gets-victory-in-suit-a
http://www.fec.gov/law/litigation/lpf_dc_memo_opinion.pdf
the court cannot defer to the FEC's analysis and further concludes that the FEC acted arbitrarily and capriciously and contrary to law when it determined that the CPD did not endorse, support, or oppose political parties in the 2012 election....On remand, the FEC is ORDERED to articulate its analysis in determining whether the CPD endorsed, supported, or opposed political parties or candidates....
....the FEC must demonstrate how it considered the evidence, particularly, but not necessarily limited to, the newly-submitted evidence of partisanship and political donations and the expert analyses regarding fundraising and polling.
http://reason.com/blog/2017/02/02/libertarian-party-gets-victory-in-suit-a
http://www.fec.gov/law/litigation/lpf_dc_memo_opinion.pdf