[hchutch]

Among average folks, no, but it will have some with two groups:

1. The "black leadership" that's claimed disenfranchisement.
2. So-called "progressives" who never admitted Bush won the election.

That's going to have an effect in Missouri, Georgia, and Oregon. The first two states have pretty high concentrations of black voters. The third will have a lot of so-called "progressives".

Getting the Senate back is now a toss-up at best.

[My2Cents]

Well, true, but these people didn't and will never vote for Bush or probably any other Republican. They are whiners who are being marginalized because more independent voters are swinging to Bush, and to confidence in Republicans on the war on terror, taxes, the economy, defense spending, education, social security, and so forth.

[stainlessbanner]

You're right - All this lawsuit is going to do is increase the credibility of the claims of "disenfranchisement." Unfortunately, there are many minorities out there who want to believe they were disriminated against. This is just a power play by the left to spur voters to the polls again.

I wish we could get past the race thing - it's getting old!