Question 1: Does the Equal Protection Clause's one man,
one vote requirement apply to the election
of Texas appellate court justices so as to
require equal voting strength in the selection
of state officials who will act to set the state's
legal precedents?

Question 2: Is the trial court required to accept the
causes of action and remedy sought by the
plaintiff in a well-pleaded complaint and
make its rulings thereon, or may it 'recast'
the claims and remedies more to its liking
and thereby deprive itself of jurisdiction?

Does the Equal Protection Clause's one man, one vote requirement apply to the election of Texas appellate court justices?