On October 7, a Colorado lower state court refused the Secretary of State’s request for an injunction to stop Denver election officials from mailing mail ballots to inactive voters. See this story. An “inactive voter” is one who is on the registration rolls, but didn’t vote in 2010 and didn’t respond to a postcard asking if the voter wants a mail ballot.
Ballot Access News
Edited By Richard Winger
ALL election law stuff is YES/NO — even more so than other law stuff.
IF such and such facts, then YES or NO. [LAW 000001]
Electors and registration.
Getting on ballots.
Voting.
Results.
Add *legal* in each step.
Difficult ONLY for SCOTUS party hack M-O-R-O-N-S ???
See the stuff in Bush v. Gore 2000.
The MORON FL regime had NO definition of a *legal* vote — esp. with the now dead and infamous punch card ballots.
See the 2002 Fed HAVA law to force even the MORON regimes to have such a legal definition.
Can the U.S.A. survive ANY longer having MORONS in various Fed/State/local public offices ???
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At least nine counties will mail ballots to inactive voters following a court … decision not to send ballots to inactive voters is a blow to democracy.