JimBowie1958
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- Sep 25, 2011
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I am totally serious, but the Constitution says the state legislatures change the election laws, not the governors.
In GA, AZ, WI and MI these mail-in laws were changed by the governors, and in PA they have a Constitutional criteria specifying how mail-in votes are to be counted, and they passed only a law to by-pass those Constitutional requirements.
Shouldnt that require a Constitutional Amendment to change it?
I have the feeling that these states have unConstitutionally changed their mail-in voting requirements, and SCOTUS should correct it.
In GA, AZ, WI and MI these mail-in laws were changed by the governors, and in PA they have a Constitutional criteria specifying how mail-in votes are to be counted, and they passed only a law to by-pass those Constitutional requirements.
Shouldnt that require a Constitutional Amendment to change it?
I have the feeling that these states have unConstitutionally changed their mail-in voting requirements, and SCOTUS should correct it.