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5 results for “Jane Nelson, Texas Secretary of State”
| Case | Title | Lower Court | Docketed | Status | Tags | Question Presented |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 24-854 | Mark Miller, et al. v. Jane Nelson, Texas Secretary of State, et al. | Fifth Circuit | 2025-02-11 | Denied | anderson-burdick-test ballot-access election-law first-amendment fourteenth-amendment political-party-rights | Whether a statutory scheme compelling candidates and political parties to spend substantial funds to qualify for the ballot violates the First and Fou… |
| 24A525 | Mark Miller, et al. v. Jane Nelson, Texas Secretary of State, et al. | Fifth Circuit | 2024-12-02 | Presumed Complete | ballot-access constitutional-burden election-law first-amendment fourteenth-amendment political-parties | Whether a state's ballot access requirements that impose substantial financial burdens on minor political parties violate the First and Fourteenth Ame… |
| 24-258 | Lindsey Gremont, et al. v. Jane Nelson, Texas Secretary of State, et al. | Fifth Circuit | 2024-09-06 | Denied | constitutional-rights election-integrity election-systems federal-interference injury-in-fact voter-privacy | Whether voters' private rights are infringed when state actors fail to conduct elections according to law and whether the disclosure of a voter's priv… |
| 23A1150 | Lindsey Gremont, et al. v. Jane Nelson, Texas Secretary of State, et al. | Fifth Circuit | 2024-06-25 | Presumed Complete | article-iii-standing election-administration election-infrastructure federal-interference judicial-redress state-sovereignty | Whether voters have Article III standing to challenge alleged federal interference in state election administration and seek judicial redress for ille… |
| 23-612 | Joseph Daniel Cascino, et al. v. Jane Nelson, Texas Secretary of State | Fifth Circuit | 2023-12-07 | Denied | age-discrimination constitutional-law due-process election-law mail-in-voting standing twenty-sixth-amendment voting-rights | Does Texas's restriction of no-excuse mail-in voting to individuals aged '65 years or older on election day' violate the Twenty-Sixth Amendment? |