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https://newsmax.com/us/supreme-court-uphold-arizona-voting/2021/07/01/id/1027126/
The Court has spoken. Get in line leftists and accept the law of the land
The Supreme Court upheld voting restrictions in Arizona in a 6-3 decision that could make it harder for liberals to overturn voting measures put in place in other states by Republican lawmakers after last year's elections.
The court reversed a lower court ruling on two provisions of Arizon's voting law that were approved years before the polarizing 2020 presidential election. State officials passed a law in 2016 barring unions and advocacy organizations from collecting voters' mail-in ballots, a practice that critics call "ballot harvesting."
Associate Justice Samuel Alito, joined by the court's conservatives, wrote the opinion reversing the ruling by the th Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco. Alito wrote that voting in Arizona is "equally open" to all eligible voters and that "mere inconvenience cannot be enough to demonstrate a violation" of the Voting Rights Act.
The Court has spoken. Get in line leftists and accept the law of the land
The Supreme Court upheld voting restrictions in Arizona in a 6-3 decision that could make it harder for liberals to overturn voting measures put in place in other states by Republican lawmakers after last year's elections.
The court reversed a lower court ruling on two provisions of Arizon's voting law that were approved years before the polarizing 2020 presidential election. State officials passed a law in 2016 barring unions and advocacy organizations from collecting voters' mail-in ballots, a practice that critics call "ballot harvesting."
Associate Justice Samuel Alito, joined by the court's conservatives, wrote the opinion reversing the ruling by the th Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco. Alito wrote that voting in Arizona is "equally open" to all eligible voters and that "mere inconvenience cannot be enough to demonstrate a violation" of the Voting Rights Act.
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Peace out, leftists. The days of dead people and illegals voting is over.
The 11th Circuit Court of San Francisco. L-Oh-Fucking L.
Court packing back on the table after a brief pause to yell stuff at Manchin.