[oldplayer]

Rules? RULES? Rules don’t apply to Dims.

[Political Junkie Too]

There could be a special election, though Republican candidate Hayden Fisher, an attorney, told Daily Wire that it would waste taxpayers’ money due to the early voting law, leaving the 15th district with no representation for months. He hopes Hashmi’s votes will be declared null and void, leaving him to be certified the winner by default.

Calling for a special election would only reward Democrat cheating. Hashmi’s candidacy should be disqualified and the next vote-getter should be declared the winner.

Imagine a Democrat strategy of running illegal candidates in swing districts just to gauge the voter turnout and trends. Then, when their candidate is declared invalid and a special election is called, Democrats know just where the votes are in what will be a lower-turnout election.

The Democrat get-out-the-vote machine will overwhelm the Republican winner in a smaller turnout "special" election that was only special because the Democrats failed (intentionally?) to run a valid candidate in the general election.

That's why they shouldn't be rewarded with a special election. Their candidate should be disqualified and the Republican should be declared the winner.

-PJ

[vpintheak]

Some people are so optimistic. We KNOW for a fact that rules and laws do not apply to Dims. The result will remain the same. The Rat will serve the term. The people will continue to be abused.

[rllngrk33]

I’m almost certain that Republicans can find a way to screw this up and lose again.

[Deplorable American1776]

Democrats can live wherever they want. Maxine Waters lives outside of her district...

[ExTxMarine]

WAKE UP! She “identifies” as someone who lives in that district and that is all you need to know!

Oh, and it’s not her fault, because she was born that way!