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In reply to the discussion: States let partisan election boards in counties interpret many already murky laws on accepting mail ballots [View all]

ancianita

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3. Red suppression states under DeJoy's USPS have broken federal postal law and dare anyone to find out.
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Thu Nov 7, 2024, 02:04 PM
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States let partisan election boards in counties interpret many already murky laws on accepting mail ballots [View all] rainy Nov 7 OP
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/10/08/us/election-mail-in-ballot-rejection.html rainy Nov 7 #1
Here's what happened on Nov 3rd, 4 years ago, announced on what was then Twitter: ancianita Nov 7 #2
Red suppression states under DeJoy's USPS have broken federal postal law and dare anyone to find out. ancianita Nov 7 #3
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