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Norman Vs. Reed

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Jan 14, 1992

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  1. Moore Vs. Ogilvie US Supreme Court · May 05, 1969
  2. Williams Vs. Rhodes US Supreme Court · Oct 15, 1968
  3. Jenness Vs. Fortson US Supreme Court · Jun 21, 1971
  4. U.S. 279 (1992) October Term, 1991 Syllabus Norman Et Al. V. Reed
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  5. Together with No. 90-1435, Cook County Officers Electoral Board et al. v. Reed
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  6. all voters' opportunities to express their own political preferences. See, e. g., Illinois Ed. of Elections v. Socialist
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  7. the county as they would need if they wished to field candidates for statewide office. See Illinois Ed. of Elections v. Socialist
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  8. ends, thus enlarging the opportunities of all voters to express their own political preferences. See Anderson v. Celebrezze
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  9. Illinois Bd. of Elections v. Socialist
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  10. to the ballot, we have called for the demonstration of a corresponding interest sufficiently 8 As in Anderson v. Celebrezze
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  11. the organizers of a new party must gather to field candidates in local elections. In Illinois Bd. of Elections v. Socialist
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  12. of the component districts while maintaining the total 294 signature requirement at 25,000. But cf. Moore v. Ogilvie
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  13. Communist Party of Illinois v. State
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  14. Reed has adduced no justification for the disparity here.10 IOTo an extent, history explains the anomaly. Moore v. Ogilvie
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  15. U. S. 814 (1969), together with the Seventh Circuit's decision in Commu nist Party of Illinois v. State
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  16. ballot. These were the same legal developments, in fact, that led to the anomaly at issue in Illinois Ed. of Elections v. Socialist
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  17. Board in No. 90-1126, p. 9, and n. 7, a considerably more lenient restriction than the one we upheld in Jenness v. Fortson
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  18. ll We therefore remand these cases to that court for its prompt resolution of this issue. See Bacchus Imports, Ltd. v. Dias
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  19. see also McCluney v. Jos
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  20. as nonjudicial offices within Cook County. That court might also construe the decision in Anderson v. Schneider
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  21. application of our decision invalidating a previous version of the Illinois election law, Illinois Bd. of Elections v. Socialist
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  22. Syllabus Norman Et Al. V. Reed
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  23. Illinois Ed. of Elections v. Socialist
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  24. See Illinois Ed. of Elections v. Socialist
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  25. See Anderson v. Celebrezze
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  26. Anderson v. Celebrezze
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  27. In Illinois Bd. of Elections v. Socialist
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  28. Party of Illinois v. State
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  29. See Bacchus Imports, Ltd. v. Dias
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  30. McCluney v. Jos
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  31. Anderson v. Schneider
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