“ The record presents no facts that would show an imposition of irreparable damage upon the State should it be required to place the applicant's name on the ballot, and should the law later be upheld by this Court, the State might then collect the fee from the candidate. Furthermore, even if the law is held valid after the applicant's name has been submitted to the voters, neither he nor the public would have suffered irreparable damage. ”

“ The case raises questions which make it impossible for me to predict with certainty what the majority of this Court would decide. [2] The full Court in all likelihood will not meet until October after the primary on September 8, 1970. ”