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Originally Posted by Brian Swartz
See, this is where I get confused. Everybody was mad that the court nearly overruled a state in Pennsylvania. I agreed that it was good they didn't. Now they're mad that the court won't overrule Wisconsin. So which is it? Should the court overrule states decisions about their own elections, or shouldn't it? Or is it just that they should overrule the ones we want them to overrule?
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It's about counting the votes that are postmarked by Election Day - not about which state does what.
For example imagine if a state said the final count had to be certified 1 hour after the polls close, the SCOTUS would strike it down on Equal Protection and Voting Right Act grounds. Same concept.
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Last edited by ISiddiqui : 10-28-2020 at 10:03 PM.
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