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Independent Minnesota Resident

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Solution To Candidate Concealment and Voter Suppression

An election integrity bill was introduced by Reps. Greenman (63B), Nelson (40A) and Winkler (46A) on January 7, 2021, as HF-9. To secure the presidential nomination primary, Martin urges for the bill to be amended.

Letters

  • 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

  • U.S. Supreme Court Denies Petition

    February 22, 2021 10:17 am

  • SCOTUS Petition Briefing in De La Fuente v. Simon Complete

    January 27, 2021 6:00 am

  • Minnesota SOS Complies With SCOTUS Demands

    January 15, 2021 7:00 am

US Supreme Court 20-612

  • 6. Order List

  • 5. Petitioners Brief in Support

  • 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

News
For immediate release
February 22, 2021

U.S. Supreme Court Denies Petition

Press Releases
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Ballot Access

Lake Elmo, MN (February 22, 2021) -- In Minnesota’s 2020 presidential primary election, Roque “Rocky” De La Fuente and a Minnesota voter, Jim Martin, asked the Minnesota Supreme Court to print De La Fuente’s name on the March 2020 primary ballot so Martin could vote for delegates supportive of him. The request was denied based on a finding that the Republican Party of Minnesota did not choose De La Fuente as one of its candidates eligible to receive its delegates; therefore De La Fuente had no right to be on the ballot and Martin had no right to vote for him.

Bringing forward a filing of the Minnesota Republican Party identifying De La Fuente as eligible to receive its delegates (which was known to the Minnesota Supreme Court), the pair petitioned the United States Supreme Court for review. The underlying issues brought forward were: the denial of candidates chosen by a major political party to be treated equally on the ballot; and the right of Minnesota voters to be presented with a ballot that accurately identifies those candidates. Today, the United States Supreme Court denied their petition to hear their case.

“Minnesotans have a paramount constitutional entitlement to be presented with a ballot that accurately identifies the candidates participating in an election,” says Martin, “This protection was not just denied to Rocky and me; this Russian-style denial of ballot access to legitimate party-chosen candidates and the suppression of Minnesota voters who support them is becoming a permanent tear in the fabric of our republic.”

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6. Order List

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