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Oct 27 2020 04:38pm
Quote (thundercock @ 28 Oct 2020 00:28)
Ossoff isn't running against them (his is in November against Perdue). Warnock, who is the head pastor at MLK's church, is running against Loeffler/Collins (whoever ends up getting more votes). These are very different races.


Yes, I know. But you first said that Democrats would be favored in both races if it comes to a runoff based on better candidates; and then in your next reply you talked up the incumbency factor. Perdue has incumbency over Osoff, and Osoff isnt a particularly strong candidate. Just comes across as super swampy.

I honestly have no idea how strong Warnock is. Loeffler and Collins are both C- tier.
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Oct 27 2020 05:20pm
Quote (Black XistenZ @ Oct 27 2020 03:38pm)
Yes, I know. But you first said that Democrats would be favored in both races if it comes to a runoff based on better candidates; and then in your next reply you talked up the incumbency factor. Perdue has incumbency over Osoff, and Osoff isnt a particularly strong candidate. Just comes across as super swampy.

I honestly have no idea how strong Warnock is. Loeffler and Collins are both C- tier.


I said that the GOP is favored in the standard race (Ossoff vs. Perdue). Dems are favored (barely) for the special election. Sorry for the confusion.
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Oct 27 2020 06:04pm
What do folks make of the Supreme Court decision to not allow ballots to be counted in Wisconsin if they aren't received by 8:00 pm election night?

There was originally a 6-day extension planned, but the court ruled against this. People upset about this highlight that it also means that if a mail-in ballot is postmarked before Nov. 3rd it still won't be counted unless it fully arrives.

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In one concurring opinion, Justice Neil M. Gorsuch, joined by Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh, wrote that federal trial judges should not alter state voting rules when an election is looming. “Elections must end sometime, a single deadline supplies clear notice, and requiring ballots be in by Election Day puts all voters on the same footing,” Justice Gorsuch wrote.

“No one doubts that conducting a national election amid a pandemic poses serious challenges,” he wrote. “But none of that means individual judges may improvise with their own election rules in place of those the people’s representatives have adopted.”

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In a separate concurrence, Justice Kavanaugh wrote that “the Constitution principally entrusts politically accountable state legislatures, not unelected federal judges, with the responsibility to address the health and safety of the people during the Covid-19 pandemic.”


https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/26/us/supreme-court-wisconsin-ballots.html
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Oct 27 2020 06:14pm
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What do folks make of the Supreme Court decision to not allow ballots to be counted in Wisconsin if they aren't received by 8:00 pm election night?

There was originally a 6-day extension planned, but the court ruled against this. People upset about this highlight that it also means that if a mail-in ballot is postmarked before Nov. 3rd it still won't be counted unless it fully arrives.



https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/26/us/supreme-court-wisconsin-ballots.html


its voter supression, if it was the other way around it would likely not be the case. repubs dont realize that at some point in time the shoe will be on the other foot. the problem is that dems are too pussy to do anything.

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Oct 27 2020 06:23pm
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What do folks make of the Supreme Court decision to not allow ballots to be counted in Wisconsin if they aren't received by 8:00 pm election night?

There was originally a 6-day extension planned, but the court ruled against this. People upset about this highlight that it also means that if a mail-in ballot is postmarked before Nov. 3rd it still won't be counted unless it fully arrives.



https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/26/us/supreme-court-wisconsin-ballots.html


Well, what does the law say? Does the WI Sec of State (or governor) have the ability to make changes unilaterally?
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Oct 27 2020 06:33pm
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its voter supression, if it was the other way around it would likely not be the case. repubs dont realize that at some point in time the shoe will be on the other foot. the problem is that dems are too pussy to do anything.


They thought that it would be a good idea to accept ballots six days after an election. Anyone who thinks that is mentally ill.
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Oct 27 2020 06:34pm
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They thought that it would be a good idea to accept ballots six days after an election. Anyone who thinks that is mentally ill.


If you send an appropriately filled ballot the day before Election Day it shouldn’t be counted?

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Oct 27 2020 06:53pm
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If you send an appropriately filled ballot the day before Election Day it shouldn’t be counted?


Is it called "election week"?

Is it called "election month"?
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Oct 27 2020 06:55pm
Quote (EndlessSky @ Oct 27 2020 07:53pm)
Is it called "election week"?

Is it called "election month"?


The results are never confirmed election night. Election month is much more accurate considering how far out absentee ballots can be sent
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Oct 27 2020 06:59pm
Quote (EndlessSky @ Oct 27 2020 05:53pm)
Is it called "election week"?

Is it called "election month"?


Elections take about a month to certify, I don't see what the big deal is.
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