This...
Is going to get interesting!!!
The Washington, D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that the United States Postal Service can move ahead — for now — with a rule change with major implications for mail-in ballot reform and state compliance with federal review.
The court granted the motion for stay in the case of the NAACP v. USPS, based on the strength of the appellants’ arguments. In other words, the court agreed that USPS is likely to win its case based on the Constitution and on the timeframe which the Postal Service has to implement a framework for ballots ahead of the midterm elections.
Bill Essayli, first assistant U.S. attorney for the central district of California, posted, “This ruling is a win for election integrity and would have significant implications for states like California that refuse to submit their voter rolls to verify compliance with federal election laws.”
Full article, HERE from PJ Media.
The link from the SCOTUS wire is HERE.
Granted, this won’t do anything for ‘state’ elections, but it definitely will have an impact on Federal elections!
I find it interesting that the NAACP are the ones suing over this too...
Makes one wonder doesn’t it?
I'll admit that I'm surprised that an argument was NOT made that the Voting Rights Act, used so often to bludgeon R's about accurately counting minority votes, was not used to reinforce the idea that *ALL VOTERS* lose the power of their votes when illegitimate votes are counted in elections.
The NAACP, like many other older organizations, has given up on its foundational principals in exchange for leftist political talking points. The cynic in me believes it's all about fundraising and giving the bigwigs the luxuries they feel entitled to.