According to the Constitution, ONLY the state legislatures DIRECTLY can make law with respect to elections. Not the state Governor, the state Supreme Court, nor any creature of State law. The state legislature can and should declare any such pronouncements as election interference and prohibited.
People do not understand that the state legislatures have two spheres of duty: one to their State Constitution and one to the Federal Constitution. No State Constitution has authority to supersede the Federal Constitution, and according to the Federal Constitution, the state legislatures have complete plenary authority to determine all matters concerning Federal Elections. If there is to be a judicial challenge, it must go before the federal courts.
According to the Constitution, ONLY the state legislatures DIRECTLY can make law with respect to elections. Not the state Governor, the state Supreme Court, nor any creature of State law. The state legislature can and should declare any such pronouncements as election interference and prohibited.
People do not understand that the state legislatures have two spheres of duty: one to their State Constitution and one to the Federal Constitution. No State Constitution has authority to supersede the Federal Constitution, and according to the Federal Constitution, the state legislatures have complete plenary authority to determine all matters concerning Federal Elections. If there is to be a judicial challenge, it must go before the federal courts.