The Moore v Harper story fell off the cliff because there's no news to report. Oral arguments were held on Dec 7 but the Court has not yet released a decision. A few months delay is not unusual, especially for as impactful a decision as this one might be.
The Court's internal proceedings are not transparent to the public so there's literally nothing to say about this one until a decision is released.
The NY election commissioner who approved shoddy voting equipment is a lawyer who helps donors skirt / abide by the new transparency laws that he does not enforce.
I don’t understand this case. It couldn’t be mor plain language in the constitution that the state legislature has sole authority to make election laws in the states
The Moore v Harper story fell off the cliff because there's no news to report. Oral arguments were held on Dec 7 but the Court has not yet released a decision. A few months delay is not unusual, especially for as impactful a decision as this one might be.
The Court's internal proceedings are not transparent to the public so there's literally nothing to say about this one until a decision is released.
https://www.supremecourt.gov/search.aspx?filename=/docket/docketfiles/html/public/21-1271.html
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The NY election commissioner who approved shoddy voting equipment is a lawyer who helps donors skirt / abide by the new transparency laws that he does not enforce.
I don’t understand this case. It couldn’t be mor plain language in the constitution that the state legislature has sole authority to make election laws in the states