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Independent Minnesota Resident

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  • Election Fraud 101: Conceal Party-Chosen Candidates To Suppress Voter Turnout

    July 7, 2020 5:00 am

  • Anxiously Awaiting The Supreme Court’s Opinion

    January 14, 2020 8:00 am

  • I Need Your Help To Fix Our Electorate

    December 7, 2019 7:55 am

Press Releases

  • Minnesota SOS Complies With SCOTUS Demands

    January 15, 2021 7:00 am

  • U.S. Supreme Court Dockets De La Fuente v. Simon

    November 9, 2020 3:00 pm

  • U.S. Supreme Court Asked To Review Minnesota’s Trump-Only Ballot

    October 29, 2020 2:00 pm

US Supreme Court 20-612

  • 4. Respondent Brief in Opposition

  • 3. Demand for Response

  • 2. Waiver of Response

  • 1b. Appendix

  • 1a. Petition

MN Supreme Court File No. A19-1994

  • 22. Judgment

  • 21. Opinion

  • 20. Notice, Opinion Release

  • 19. Supplemental Authority

  • 18. Order, Petition Denied

  • 15. Secretary Of State’s Response To Petition (Redacted)

  • 14. Brief Of Petitioners

  • 13. Notice, Respondent Arguing Counsel

  • 11. Brief Of DFL

  • 10. Notice, DFL Amicus

  • 09. Notice, Petitioner Arguing Counsel

  • 08. Affidavit, Petitioner Service

  • 07. Order – Motion Denied

  • 05. Motion – Amend Scheduling

  • 04. Order – Scheduling

  • 03. Affidavit, Service To Respondent

  • 02. Notice – Case Filing

  • 01. Petition Pursuant To Minnesota Statutes §204B.44

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July 7, 2020

Martin Responds to MN Supreme Court Judgement

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Lake Elmo, MN (July 7, 2020) -- A couple weeks ago, the Minnesota Supreme Court entered its judgement in the case of De La Fuente v. Simon, 940 N.W.2d 477 (Minn.2020). The court opined that presidential hopeful Roque “Rocky” De La Fuente is not a candidate of the Republican Party Of Minnesota. For that reason, the court ordered Minnesota Secretary Of State Steve Simon need not print De La Fuente’s name on the primary ballot, which allowed the Secretary to continue advertising he will not count votes cast for the candidate. Additionally, De La Fuente’s co-plaintiff, Jim Martin of Lake Elmo, MN, has no right to vote for a candidate if it was not chosen by the party.

Martin published an open letter today on <http://www.votejimmartin.com/?p=1006> in response to the newly entered judgement. In that letter, he presents evidence of the public record demonstrating De La Fuente was in fact chosen by the Republican Party Of Minnesota as one of its candidates. And, he presents publicly accessible evidence demonstrating the Minnesota Supreme Court was made aware the party did in fact choose De La Fuente as one of its candidates. Additionally, Martin lays out the violation of law in the Minnesota Supreme Court’s own words and how that violation is continuing to play out right now.

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