Florida Voeltz v Obama Ballot Challenge Case Appealed
Yes, the case is still alive. Yes, Mike Voeltz is appealing it and yes again, with the able counsel of attorney Larry Klayman. It is important that we get ballot challenge news out to the public, since MSM alternately suppresses or distorts news of them. Obama has definitely NOT established his eligibility, in spite of multiple case dismissals.read:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/106514978
Attorney Larry Klayman
1ST DCA Case No.: 1D12-3489
L.T. No.: 2012-CA-00467
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As Fl ss. 102.168(1) (3) (b) shows, Florida electors have the right to challenge the eligibility of "ANY PERSON" whom is "NOMINATED OR ELECTED" to office.
Even if no primary is held, the unopposed candidate shall be considered "NOMINATED" for the office.
"101.252 Candidates entitled to have names printed on certain ballots; exception.—(1) Any candidate for nomination who has qualified as prescribed by law is entitled to have his or her name printed on the official primary election ballot. However, when there is only one candidate of any political party qualified for an office, the name of the candidate shall not be printed on the primary election ballot, and such candidate shall be declared nominated for the office."
Further, Federal Election statute (11 C.F.R. 100.2(C)(5)) says that the election is "considered to have occurred" if there is an unopposed major party candidate whom shall appear on the general election ballot. So Florida statutes agreee with Federal statutes.
Therefore by Fl. ss. 102.168(1)(3)(b) I have standing, and the Supreme Court of Fla. has said that "eleigibility is a judicial determination upon any challenge properly made" (Shevin v. Stone(1972))
My action is properly made as to time, indispensible parties, claimant status, and venue. Therefore this action is properly made, and the court is obliged to make a ruling as to the eligibility of Barack H. Obama
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