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Yes, and Georgia refused. American elections are a lot more complicated than you seem to believe. There’s plenty to worry about in specific locations, but the f
by skywhopper 7mo ago
Yes, and Georgia refused. American elections are a lot more complicated than you seem to believe. There’s plenty to worry about in specific locations, but the federal government has no direct control over any of the voting processes or policies.
- bryanlarsen 7mo agoThe Federal government has some direct control and lots of indirect control. Relevant right now is the horrible Save America act.
- malfist 7mo agoIt doesn't. This is a power specifically granted to states. The Save America act is unconstitutional.
- lamontcg 7mo agoMore than half the SCOTUS is corrupt and bought off, and the Republican Party in congress is just rubber-stamping what Trump wants. I don't have a lot of faith in the word "unconstitutional" anymore.
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- FireBeyond 7mo ago> The same guy that received 0 punishment for either action. and > but the federal government has no direct control over any of the voting processes Coming soon, to polling booths near you, "random" ICE activity.