Hawaiian primaries

from Court House News, Nov 22, 2023

HONOLULU — A federal court in Hawaii dismissed voters’ lawsuit against the Hawaii Republican Party, the state office of elections and some attorneys and judges.

(Editor’s Note: Lawsuit filed by Libertarian State Executive Committee members Dan Decker and Karl Dicks.)

The voters said Republicans interfered with the 2022 primary elections’ results, and that state courts did not properly adjudicate the claims; their claims fail for lack of subject matter jurisdiction.

Read the ruling:  Dicks vs Hawaii Republican Party

BACKGROUND:

PDF: List of Karl Dicks’ State and Federal lawsuits since 2020

Sept, 2023: Lawsuit: Libertarians Ask Federal Court to ‘Disband Hawaii Republican Party’

Sept, 2023: Can Hawaii Republicans Stop Vexatious Litigants?  Is Dicks a vexatious litigant as defined in HRS 634-J1, who may be judicially barred from filing additional state and/or federal suits by court order?  Since COVID shutdowns began in 2020, Dicks and a rag-bag of co-plaintiffs have filed 13 ‘pro-se’ state suits and three ‘pro-se’ federal court suits on various complaints.  All … have been summarily dismissed.

Aug, 2023: Hawaii Libertarians Coalesce with Other 3rd Party Activists, Elect New Leadership 

May, 2023: Another Crackpot Election Lawsuit Thrown out of Court

Sept, 2022: Primary Election Challenges Rapidly Rejected by State Supreme Court