Meanwhile, in Michigan...

[Jolly]

https://www.breitbart.com/2020-election/2021/03/16/mi-court-michigan-secretary-of-states-absentee-ballot-order-broke-law-vindicating-trump-claim/

[taiwan_girl]

Here is what I think is a better description of the judge rule

(https://www.mlive.com/public-interest/2021/03/court-invalidates-michigan-rule-on-how-to-verify-absentee-ballot-application-signatures.html)

From my read, the judge made a rule on only one section

Michagen said that if someone asks for a absent ballot, the vote clerk (unless obvious) assumes that the person asking for the ballot is the right person.

The judge said that there was a more formal way to "enact" the rule that was not followed, but does not say that absentee ballots used were wrong.

QUOTE
The ruling leaves certain standards for accepting absentee ballot application signatures at the discretion of the local clerk, unless the Legislature created legal guidelines or the Secretary of State’s Office creates administrative rules for that determination.
UNQUOTE

[Jolly]

IOW, it's a clusterfuck.

[taiwan_girl]

@jolly Yup, not saying the rule was wrong or incorrect. No matter what the rule was, the judge would have said that it did not follow procedure to implement.

I do not see this as a win or loss for President Trump. It just is.

[Jolly]

@taiwan_girl said in Meanwhile, in Michigan...:

@jolly Yup, not saying the rule was wrong or incorrect. No matter what the rule was, the judge would have said that it did not follow procedure to implement.

I do not see this as a win or loss for President Trump. It just is.

Oh, it's a Trump win.

The Trump legacy will hopefully be election reform. Things like this buttress that movement..