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A case challenging the eligibility of Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio to run for president will be heard in Broward County court at 11 a.m. Friday.

No. 14-145 Title: In Re Michael Voeltz, Petitioner v. Docketed: August 11, 2014 ~~~Date~~~  ~~~~~~~Proceedings  and  Orders~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Aug 7 2014 Petition for a writ of mandamus filed. (Response due September 10, 2014) Sep 9 2014 Waiver of right of respondent Kenneth W. Detzner to respond filed. Sep 10 2014 Brief of respondent Barack Obama in opposition filed. Sep 12 2014 Waiver of right of respondent Florida Election Canvassing Comission to respond filed. Sep 24 2014 DISTRIBUTED for Conference of October 10, 2014. Oct 3 2014 Reply of petitioner filed. (Distributed) Oct 14 2014 Petition DENIED.

A Circuit Court has decided that Florida election law applies to everyone but Barack Hussein Obama. In response to a suit brought by Florida resident and Democrat Party member Michael Voeltz challenging Obama’s eligibility to the Florida ballot, Circuit Court Judge Terry Lewis ruled that Florida election law “…is not applicable to the nomination of a candidate for Office of President of the United States.” This means that the Florida Statute which says, “the… nomination of any person to office…may be contested in the circuit court…by any elector or any taxpayer…” is null and void when it comes to Mr....