Ray v. State Election Board
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
CHIPMAN, Judge.
In 1980 F. Perry Ray attempted to have his name placed on the ballots of both the Republican and Democratic parties as a candidate for Congress. The State Election Board (Board) denied Ray a place on either ballot and he appealed its decision to the Marion Superior Court where it was affirmed.
We reverse.
On appeal, we are presented the following questions:
1. Is this case moot;
2. Was the trial court correct in finding Ind.Code 3-1-9-3 defines membership in a political party; and
3. Is Ind.Code 3-1-9-6 unconstitutionally vague and overbroad? 1
FACTS
Ray mailed two separate…
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