Kishore, a Plaintiff, wished to enjoin California from enforcing its requirement that independent candidates for president and vice president of the United States gather and submit nearly 200,000 physical signatures between 4/24/2020 and 8/7/2020 be get onto the ballot. Kishore sued California state officials in their official capacity, but failed to provide service of summons on the Attorney General as required. Although, Kishore provided service of summons to the State Secretary, the State Secretary is not authorized to accept service. Kishore did not demonstrate that that a notie-free TRO is appropriate, and the Application was denied without prejudice. | Kishore v. Newsom C.D. Cal.