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brooklynite

(96,882 posts)
11. NO, it's NOT "Similar to what SCOTUS did in FL"
Tue Oct 27, 2020, 05:37 PM
Oct 2020

In FL, vote tallies didn't end at midnight.

Recounts were ordered.

The legal challenges were over the extending the deadlines for County level recounts.

The legal challenges were against Republican officials who were opposed to continuing the recounts.

There were intervening local Court cases and rulings before the SC got involved.


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People keep trying to compare this to 2016. It's a ridiculous comparison. TwilightZone Oct 2020 #1
I've been saying the same thing. Turin_C3PO Oct 2020 #2
Except he will attempt to run straight to SCOTUS at 12:01 A.M. EDT, Wednesday, Nov 4, 2020 NewsCenter28 Oct 2020 #3
Good luck with that. CincyDem Oct 2020 #7
He will want to do that leftieNanner Oct 2020 #8
My fear would be that he gets the nationwide injunction against further counting of ballots after 12 NewsCenter28 Oct 2020 #12
That's not gonna happen, even Kavanaugh isn't against that sir pball Oct 2020 #18
NO, it's NOT "Similar to what SCOTUS did in FL" brooklynite Oct 2020 #11
I know the specifics of FL are not at all the same NewsCenter28 Oct 2020 #16
THEORETICALLY SCOTUS can do whatever they want sir pball Oct 2020 #20
We Hope to Hell NOT. Cha Oct 2020 #4
And if they try, Cha, the answer is to hit the streets NewsCenter28 Oct 2020 #5
I know.. We can't let them Steal Cha Oct 2020 #9
Yep that's for damn sure, Cha! NewsCenter28 Oct 2020 #10
I Agree, Sir The Magistrate Oct 2020 #6
In most states, the first ballots counted, and the first results to be released PoindexterOglethorpe Oct 2020 #13
Oregon is 100% VBM leftieNanner Oct 2020 #15
Several other states do all vote by. PoindexterOglethorpe Oct 2020 #21
Great info leftieNanner Oct 2020 #22
Ya for sure, that's our way out of avoiding SCOTUS shenanigans and what I'm praying for-n/t NewsCenter28 Oct 2020 #17
K&R Blue Owl Oct 2020 #14
"The thing to watch is how smoothly vote counting goes and whether there are broad challenges ... mzmolly Oct 2020 #19
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