[SeekAndFind]

There are 11 more states with partial Democratic control, either through the state Senate or state lower house, or else its governorship. Some, such as Michigan, probably don’t have that much to worry about, given that the state elected a moderate Democrat as governor with a Republican legislature. But others could come very close, particularly if one house or gubernatorial chair flips, or if a GOP governor is either a RINO or can be muscled.

Vermont, New Hampshire, Minnesota, Maryland and Massachusetts are worth watching for the next tier of Democrat moves to rig absolute control.

[kiryandil]

Some, such as Michigan, probably don’t have that much to worry about, given that the state elected a moderate Democrat as governor with a Republican legislature.

The DemoKKKratzis in Michigan and Wisconsin pulled some kind of hinky sh*t, but I'm not sure what it is yet.

[Sgt_Schultze]

Second, the state legislature authorized counties automatically to send absentee ballots to voters, even if they had not requested those ballots.

If every voter gets an absentee ballot, AND they can vote in person, how does it not violate one person, one vote?