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  • This Week, The Supreme Court will consider five cases in reference to November 3, 2020 voting irregularities and broken state laws.

    02/15/2021 8:48:16 PM PST · by SeekAndFind · 27 replies
    David Harris Jr. ^ | 02/15/2021
    The Supreme Court will hear five cases in reference to voting irregularities and broken state laws.They will hear cases brought by Sidney and Lin Wood on Michigan and Georgia. One case brought by Rep Mike Kelly, and two lawsuits filed in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania by former President Donald Trump’s campaign. The cases will be heard and the court will decide whether or no0t to consider the cases.If any of the cases are heard in the main session, they will be heard and decided in October. My guess is that no matter what the courts decide, it will not change the...
  • Will There Be Violence After the Election?

    10/22/2004 4:47:55 AM PDT · by StoneColdTaxHater · 201 replies · 3,886+ views
    Will there be violence if the elction goes to court?
  • "New Suit Expands Pre-election Battles"

    10/08/2004 10:36:20 AM PDT · by Salty Cobra · 8 replies · 396+ views
    The St. Petersburg Times ^ | October 8, 2004 | Luci Morgan and Joni James
    New suit expands pre-election battles The lawsuit is at least the fourth pending against Secretary of State Glenda Hood before the Nov. 2 elecions TALLAHASSEE - As Florida inches closer to the presidential election, lawsuits are piling up against Secretary of State Glenda Hood. On Thursday, the Florida Democratic Party filed the latest in a series of lawsuits that will be heard in state and federal courtrooms over the next few days. The increasing number of suits is reminiscent of the 2000 election, when dozens of lawsuits were filed over a recount that saw President Bush win by 537 votes....
  • The Coming Election-Lawsuit War - The Democrats' plan: First go to the polls, then to court.

    10/29/2002 8:18:21 AM PST · by xsysmgr · 13 replies · 84+ views
    National Review Online ^ | October 29, 2002 | Byron York
    Democrats complained loudly yesterday when Republicans criticized the record of former vice president Walter Mondale, who is set to replace the late Paul Wellstone on the senatorial ballot in Minnesota. "The family hasn't had a chance to grieve and lay the dead to rest, and my Republican friends are on national television criticizing a potential opponent," the state party chief told the Washington Post. "It's inappropriate." Yet despite their demands for a period of mourning, Democratic operatives both in Minnesota and in Washington are busy preparing possible legal challenges should Mondale lose to Republican Norm Coleman.On Monday, Minnesota state...