This is the final say as far as the Mississippi state courts are concerned. Two of 9 justices recused themselves. (I'm guessing because of close ties to Cochran, but that's just a guess.) The remaining justices split 4-3 (4 holding that McDaniel has no right to examine unredacted voter rolls, and 3 saying that the Court should hear more evidence before deciding the case). So you had a quorum (7 of 9 justices participating), and you had a majority decision by that quorum (4-3). This is a final decision of the Mississippi Supreme Court.
So Charles Johnson says to relax, that it’s not over.
Apparently of the nine judges, two didn’t participate and three didn’t rule either way, so four of them must have found against McDaniel, although I suppose of those voting it could have gone 3-1. The three who didn’t rule either way requested further information, so maybe it’s not over yet.
If some of you remember the poll book page that was illustrated after the election, verifying identity can be done because each voter had a unique number/bar code assigned to him or her. So redacting SS#, birthdate, phone #, and age shouldn’t be an issue. However, if they can charge for redacting, that is an issue.