[navymom1]

What does this mean? What recourse is there for justice?

[kiryandil]

If you want it, you’ll have to take it.

[Mr. Jeeves]

Courts and officials nationwide are basically taking the position that if the public doesn't like an election's results, it's up to the public to make state legislatures change the rules before the next one - but don't dare to ask them to stick their necks out and get them chopped off by the Deep State orchestrators of results already on the books.

[Howie66]

It seems as though the Ballot Box is no longer the solution.

[Vaden]

People thought they’d just let Lake win?

[Dr. Franklin]

What does this mean? What recourse is there for justice?

Apparently, they can't certify the state as a whole until each county certifies. So, the next step is that the Dems will file for a writ of mandamus to compel the Cochise County election board to certify the election. If they refuse, they will be held in contempt of court, fined or jailed, etc. If they can not certify until Jan. 1st, 2022, all hell breaks lose because there would be no governor, or acting governor, and no one certified as having won the state house races, federal elections, etc. How long can the Cochise board hold out against judicial pressure? It might be a good time for them to take a foreign vacation.