Photo: David Goldman/AP CONCORD, N.H. — A federal judge has ruled that the Libertarian Party can proceed with its challenge to a New Hampshire law it claims could prevent its candidates from getting on the ballot. A third party can have its nominees placed on the New Hampshire general election ballot by winning at least 4 percent of the
Federal Judge Rules Lawsuit Can Proceed To Challenge New Hampshire Law Which Prevents Libertarian Candidates From Getting On The Ballot
“This signature-collection process is like a marathon that’s hard enough just to finish, and now the state is essentially demanding that the Libertarian Party run the marathon in less than two hours. This is unfair and unconstitutional.”