The three-judge federal district court in South Carolina has issued this order in Gray v. South Carolina State Election Commission, granting plaintiffs’ request for an injunction against a procedural change affecting fusion candidates. As described by the court, the commission voted in 2008 to require candidates “seeking party nominations to file a Statement of Intent during the filing period for each political party in which the candidate wished to run” rather than just one party. The court concludes that preclearance for this change was required but not obtained. Ballot Access News has more here.