SCOTUS Quietly Weighs Major Case On Candidates’ Standing To Challenge Election Rules

From The Federalist:

There’s a lesser-known case pending before the Supreme Court on Thursday that could have major implications for future U.S. elections.

As part of their Thursday conference, the justices will consider whether to take up a case involving questions surrounding federal candidate litigation of state election regulations. Known as Bost v. Illinois State Board of Elections, the Supreme Court will have the opportunity to offer a definitive ruling on the issue of whether a federal candidate who has demonstrated substantiated factual allegations has standing to challenge state-enacted election laws and rules.

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