AND, States and political parties using so-called "bonafide laws" to exclude specific Candidates from running in a political party primary election are unconstitutional or incongruent with Article 1, section 2 clause 2 , which (according to my reading today) establishes the Qualifications for a person seeking to run for US House of Representatives.
In fact the framers wanted such to be a very inclusive law as to age and citizenship. The "bonafide laws" now used to exclude some candidates (in states such as Tennessee and in the Republican / Democrat party) are what the founders did call as "Faction" and warned against it as something to be avoided
Bonafide laws analysis are considered in a "Code of federal regulations" (Title 29) and listed as 452.67-452.71 and 452.80 , and thereby attempt to establish the rules of a candidate to participate in any political Convention and thereby should not be used as a precursor to any unlawful exclusion of a candidate otherwise qualified and wishing to gain delegates to his or her cause.
W Tharon Chandler