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I think it's more likely that low voter turnout in November (if this lasts that long) allows the administration to reject the results on the basis that "the peo
by munk-a 7y ago
I think it's more likely that low voter turnout in November (if this lasts that long) allows the administration to reject the results on the basis that "the people's voice was suppressed" - I agree they're not just going to call off the election, but I think it's pretty likely they'll try and cast doubt on the results if it goes against them.
- hammock 7y agoWouldn't be the first time
- catalogia 7y ago> but I think it's pretty likely they'll try and cast doubt on the results if it goes against them. That is certainly true whether or not there is a pandemic. I don't think that inevitability really has anything to do with pandemics; they'd blame it on the phase of the moon if nothing else came to mind.
- Mountain_Skies 7y agoWhat area is more likely to have low turn outs due to a pandemic, densely populated areas or rural areas? How think about how each area tends to vote. This is probably moot because many states would likely go to mail in ballots. In Georgia you can already request an absentee ballot without being required to give a reason. States with more restrictive absentee rules would be under heavy pressure to change them.