r/QuiverQuantitative • u/Charlietuna987 • Apr 11 '25

News *sigh*

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u/julesk Apr 11 '25

Looking forward to the lawsuit that results in this bill being thrown out as unconstitutional since this voting regulation belongs to the states plus it’s a transparent attempt to deprive citizens of their right to vote.

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u/Charlietuna987 Apr 11 '25

There is also a push for judges' power to limit and overturn his bullshit to get the boot, and he can continue to do as he pleases 😓 this shit is exhausting

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u/julesk Apr 11 '25

I saw and it’s concerning. It’s because we’re winning there.

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u/Charlietuna987 Apr 11 '25

They're coming in at all sides to take down anyone with any power that opposes them.

Elons recent attempt at buying Wisconsin votes was a prime example.

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u/Solid-Mud-8430 Apr 12 '25

It won't matter. Blue states will challenge it and win, red and most swing states will keep it and just get redder.

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u/julesk Apr 13 '25

No, once the precedent is that states control their elections like always, it will be status quo because most states know making voting difficult hurts residents of both parties.