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Gordon has advocated to enforce “the right to vote” MalApportionment Penalty (MAP) clause in Section 2 of the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution (Amend. XIV§2), a clause that mandates proportional allocation of elected representatives based on the popular vote.
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‘Winner take all’ apportionment of presidential electors in Arkansas, Georgia, Louisiana, Tennessee, and Texas is not grounded in law and violates the 14th Amendment A civil action filed by Green Party member Asa Gordon is challenging the constitutional legitimacy of several US Representives from southern states. The civil action (Gordon et al v. Clerk, US […]
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As our regular readers may know, Asa Gordon is an electoral activist and Green Party member who studies election law, and attempts to improve the political and electoral system with pro se law suits on important issues. You can look at some of Asa Gordon’s ideas at his website: www.electors.us Today is an important and […]
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Update 1/13/2010: In what could perhaps be movement in the case, or response to publicity, the court has canceled oral arguments set for January, and decided to rule on documents only. Green Party calls Asa Gordon’s action a demand for fair elections, voters’ rights, and racial justice A major voting rights civil action filed by […]
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Excerpts from the actual civil suit at the readmore… Asa Gordon is Chair of the DC Statehood Green Party Electoral College Task Force and Executive Director of Douglass Institute for Government. Gordon’s civil suit concerning reform of the Electoral College will have oral arguments in the United States Court of Appeals on January 14, 2010. […]
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from Ballot Access News San Diego Publishes Ten In-Depth Essays on Electoral College May 17th, 2009 The San Diego Union-Tribune of May 17 has these ten scholarly and interesting essays on the electoral college. And, whenever we bring up the Electoral College, we always like to bring up our colleague Asa Gordon. Asa is a […]
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Democratizing the Electoral College with Asa Gordon, Member of the DC Statehood Green Party, and Director of Douglass Institute of Government Includes a discussion of the pro se lawsuit: Gordon vs Cheney/Biden Tuesday, May 12th, 7pm Hyattsville Branch Library 6530 Adelphi Rd. Hyattsville MD 20782 (301) 985-4690
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• Court says plaintiff lacks standing, but the demand for Electoral College reform based on the Mal-Apportionment Penalty remains legally valid for a future civil action • Democratizing the Electoral College web site: historical background, all court pleadings, Election 2008 graphics, video clips http://www.electors.us The US District Court for the District Columbia has issued a […]
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