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In reply to the discussion: Supreme Court leaves Arizona voting restrictions in place [View all]

Walleye

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1. When these laws backfire and they lose elections because of their votes being suppressed
Reply to babylonsister (Original post)
Thu Jul 1, 2021, 09:19 AM
Jul 2021

I hope they remember we did everything we could to fight it. They have made their bed let them lie in it

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Supreme Court leaves Arizona voting restrictions in place [View all] babylonsister Jul 2021 OP
When these laws backfire and they lose elections because of their votes being suppressed Walleye Jul 2021 #1
That teaparty Court, carefully assembled by the conservative billionaires, has one goal, dismantle ShazamIam Jul 2021 #2
If I was President Biden, I would immediately attack this as a political mvd Jul 2021 #3
Sorry, but I don't see how this is devastating. First, how hard is it to get to the right precinct? Hoyt Jul 2021 #4
I agree. padfun Jul 2021 #5
You're correct. Obviously, they're not necessary. But people saying that democracy is dead...no. bearsfootball516 Jul 2021 #6
I'm curious about the precinct rule myself AZSkiffyGeek Jul 2021 #7
+1 ChazII Jul 2021 #12
Laws like these have been on the books in many states for years. Ocelot II Jul 2021 #8
Agree, what they might do in future is the issue. However, I think they reached a fair decision in Hoyt Jul 2021 #9
I've been trying to figure out how one could vote in the wrong precinct. Ocelot II Jul 2021 #10
I think during the pandemic, some states allowed people to vote at any precinct. Normally, you are Hoyt Jul 2021 #11
Before the past couple cycles you could show up at any precinct and vote AZSkiffyGeek Jul 2021 #13
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