They've already got the bridge back up to Sanibel Island. They can easily work more minor miracles in 3 weeks. I doubt any Floridians are going to miss this vote!
Posted on 10/19/2022 2:35:53 PM PDT by Right Wing Vegan
ORLANDO, Fla. – Earlier this month Gov. DeSantis signed an executive order making some election concessions to three counties ravaged by Hurricane Ian.
Voting groups in the state are now calling on DeSantis to expand that order to almost 2 dozen other counties.
The League of Women Voters, a nonpartisan voting rights group, sent a letter Wednesday to DeSantis and Secretary of State Cord Byrd, asking for the extension.
“Additional voting modifications are desperately needed across the state due to the domino effect of displacement. Many communities have been impacted and people have fled from their homes to different areas across our state,” LWV said in a statement, joined by ACLU Florida, All Voting Florida, Latino Justice, the Legal Defense Fund and the Southern Poverty Law Center.
(Excerpt) Read more at clickorlando.com ...
(and be joined by ACLU Florida, All Voting Florida, Latino Justice, the Legal Defense Fund and the Southern Poverty Law Center)
LOL! That's a riot.
If the aclu, latino justice league and southern poverty unlawful center wants this....then no.
They have three weeks, plenty of time.
“The League of Women Voters, a nonpartisan voting rights group”
Well that’s a crock.
no
They've already got the bridge back up to Sanibel Island. They can easily work more minor miracles in 3 weeks. I doubt any Floridians are going to miss this vote!
The League of Women Voters, a nonpartisan voting rights group... About as nonpartisan as Bernie Sanders.
No.
These groups are funded by the left and are looking for any opportunity to mass cheat. The Mail in ballots are their biggest shot.
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