American Center for Law and Justice

Justice Elena Kagan directed the Nevada Democrat Party to file a response brief to the emergency application we filed last week. Ironically, the Democrat Party claims to be the party of choices and freedom, but it has unconstitutionally denied Nevada voters the right to vote for their preferred candidate. It also waited until the last day possible to initially file its lawsuit, strategically giving less time for the Green Party to defend itself. In its response brief, the Nevada Democrat Party claims that it’s too late to put the Green Party back on the ballot because there’s not enough time to reprint the ballots. This is 2024 – if the state needs to print new ballots, it can do so. It’s a ridiculous argument. Today, we filed our reply brief to the Democrat Party’s brief that was filed yesterday. Our legal team, composed of 8–10 attorneys, worked on the reply brief all night and through the morning, completing and filing it early this afternoonIt’s amazing that we have the resources to respond in such a quick fashion, and we owe it all to our ACLJ supporters.

The ACLJ is taking legal action against the Nevada Democratic Party to defend the rights of voters to choose the Green Party on the ballot. Democrats are pushing to prevent the Green Party from being included, which would limit the options available to Nevada voters. This legal battle highlights concerns over voter access and the fairness of election processes in the state.

The ACLJ is challenging the Nevada Democratic Party's efforts to block the Green Party from appearing on the ballot, aiming to preserve voter choice in the state. Democrats' attempts to limit the Green Party’s inclusion have sparked a heated legal battle over electoral fairness. The case has now reached the Supreme Court, where justices are reviewing the implications for voter access and ballot diversity.

The ACLJ has a major update in its election interference case at the U.S. Supreme Court.We’re fighting to ensure all Americans have the right to vote for the candidate of their choice. The Democrat Party had Green Party candidate Jill Stein removed from the Nevada presidential election ballot, so they asked the ACLJ to legally represent them after its success with the Trump ballot ban SCOTUS case. The Sekulow team discusses the next steps in the ACLJ’s election interference case, the controversy surrounding the U.S. Secret Service, the latest presidential election polls between Vice President Kamala Harris and President Donald Trump – and much more.