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To: SeekAndFind

Sorry pal - it’s in the constitution. States have exclusive rights to determine their voting laws - including electors.

Short of an amendment to the constitution the feds have no power here.


4 posted on 03/24/2021 8:09:33 AM PDT by Skywise
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To: Skywise
"Sorry pal - it’s in the constitution. States have exclusive rights to determine their voting laws - including electors."

Sorry pal - The Constitution has become like toilet paper to most of the SCOTUS justices.

7 posted on 03/24/2021 8:11:31 AM PDT by Carl Vehse
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To: Skywise

Like the Constitution has any relevance......../s


8 posted on 03/24/2021 8:12:16 AM PDT by Lurkinanloomin (Natural Born Citizens Are Born Here of Citizen Parents)(Know Islam, No Peace - No Islam, Know Peace)
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To: Skywise
States have exclusive rights to determine their voting laws - including electors.

Could a state, say, pass a law saying that there will be only one polling place in a state, and that will only be open for ten minutes on election day?

14 posted on 03/24/2021 8:20:00 AM PDT by Bubba Ho-Tep ("The rat always knows when he's in with weasels."--Tom Waits)
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To: Skywise

>>Sorry pal - it’s in the constitution. States have exclusive rights to determine their voting laws - including electors.<<

The SC just made that ruling in October of last year, Gorsuch wrote those very words in the decision.

The last election saw multiple state violate that by allowing governors, judges and secretaries of state to enact new voting rules.


18 posted on 03/24/2021 8:32:24 AM PDT by Tejas Rob
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