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In reply to the discussion: Is there any recourse to a SCOTUS ruling? They just ruled 6-3 to allow VA to purge voter rolls within 1 WEEK of an [View all]
onenote
(46,148 posts)23. Even the federal statute at issue allows the removal of dead voters from the rolls any time prior to the election
Of course, that isn't the issue in this case.
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Is there any recourse to a SCOTUS ruling? They just ruled 6-3 to allow VA to purge voter rolls within 1 WEEK of an [View all]
Jmb 4 Harris-Walz
Oct 2024
OP
+1. And, they can reregister at polls. Not perfect, but probably only remedy they'll have
Silent Type
Oct 2024
#8
What about if other states try to do the same and voter registration is closed for this election?
Jmb 4 Harris-Walz
Oct 2024
#9
might be an option in states with same day registration/voting, but too late to register in most states
Attilatheblond
Oct 2024
#27
The voters that were purged were contacted (at their recent DMV-reported addresses)
Igel
Oct 2024
#29
Thanks for the clarification. I'm glad to know that other states won't be able to use this ruling as justification for
Jmb 4 Harris-Walz
Oct 2024
#34
No it isn't. Younkin or the SC doesn't know if they are citizens, and there ARE citizens in that group that have been
JohnSJ
Oct 2024
#62
It is complicated and confusing. Regardless, I don't think this will change the election results in Virginia, but
JohnSJ
Oct 2024
#71
Definitely not before the election... perfect timing would be once TFGs legal team appeals to the Supreme Court.
Jmb 4 Harris-Walz
Oct 2024
#36
Well, I dunno. Apparently this SCOTUS pretty much says a President has immunity for anything while in office.
msfiddlestix
Oct 2024
#74
It's been explained here dozens of time. He has immunity from criminal prosecution.
onenote
Oct 2024
#76
What? There's nothing intelligent and no principles involved in this at all
Jmb 4 Harris-Walz
Oct 2024
#16
So very true. The republicons are just using it as an excuse to PURGE people from voting so TFG can try to steal
Jmb 4 Harris-Walz
Oct 2024
#11
Has prudence spoken yet? For me, yes it has. I personally hope that after the election has been called for Harris/Walz
Jmb 4 Harris-Walz
Oct 2024
#17
The problem is that Virginia officials wanted this result, so who is going to "enforce" something against them?
onenote
Oct 2024
#19
Including That Consideration Along With All The Rest I'm Still Not Certain What Prudence Dictates
MayReasonRule
Oct 2024
#21
Apparently TFG wants to continually punish us for putting a black man in the White House n/t
DSandra
Oct 2024
#10
Yes! Traitors to the US Constitution. Doesn't that make them guilty of treason.
Jmb 4 Harris-Walz
Oct 2024
#14
No it's not treason as defined in the Constitution. It is, imo, a gross misinterpretation and misapplication of a federa
onenote
Oct 2024
#22
Roe v Wade was overturned -- never before had a Supreme Court ruling ever been overturned. Doesn't seem like
Jmb 4 Harris-Walz
Oct 2024
#40
Hmmm, thought I remembered hearing it hadn't happened before. You are very right, I should have checked first.
Jmb 4 Harris-Walz
Oct 2024
#59
Even the federal statute at issue allows the removal of dead voters from the rolls any time prior to the election
onenote
Oct 2024
#23
Precisely. I wouldn't object to voters who had died being removed either.
Jmb 4 Harris-Walz
Oct 2024
#41
A woman in Minnesota filled out and sent in a vote for her mother who died before the vote being cast. She
Jmb 4 Harris-Walz
Oct 2024
#44
A Big Blue Wave. Then expand the Supreme Court. Not short term, but that's the Fix.
mjvpi
Oct 2024
#33
Alito & Thomas could probably be impeached due to accepting bribes (gifts, trips, etc.)
Jmb 4 Harris-Walz
Oct 2024
#48
So, if a large number of these so called non-citizens lose the right to vote
bluestarone
Oct 2024
#42
they lost all legitimacy years ago, but we will prevail. VA has election day registration
ecstatic
Oct 2024
#57
All Supreme Court decisions can be overturned if you have a reasonable, legal challenge.
Baitball Blogger
Oct 2024
#63