The Green Party's attempt to appear on Nevada's 2024 ballot was thwarted by legal technicalities when an incorrect form was provided, underscoring flaws in election processes.
In an unsigned order, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the Nevada Supreme Court's decision, stating that the Green Party's procedural errors did not violate constitutional rights.
The Nevada Supreme Court ruled that a mistake made by the Secretary of State in providing the wrong form did not constitute a constitutional violation.
The Green Party argued that penalizing them for following incorrect instructions from the state office undermines their constitutional right to due process.
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