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Qutzupalotl

(14,315 posts)
Fri Nov 4, 2022, 09:18 PM Nov 2022

Michigan Sec, of State: This is their strategy


This is their strategy, folks.

Step 1: flood election with challenges, even if invalid

Step 2: challenges slow voting, create lines, deter voters

Step 3: cite existence of challenges - despite lack of validity - to block certification of fair, secure, accurate election results


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Michigan Sec, of State: This is their strategy (Original Post) Qutzupalotl Nov 2022 OP
Election laws give states a limited amount of time to respond when they refuse to certify PortTack Nov 2022 #1
... Qutzupalotl Nov 2022 #3
No matter what, stay in line. Qutzupalotl Nov 2022 #2

PortTack

(32,773 posts)
1. Election laws give states a limited amount of time to respond when they refuse to certify
Fri Nov 4, 2022, 09:31 PM
Nov 2022

Non certification has consequences

Qutzupalotl

(14,315 posts)
2. No matter what, stay in line.
Fri Nov 4, 2022, 09:36 PM
Nov 2022

Be prepared for long lines. This is not a normal midterm.

This is the first one in a post-J6 environment and the first since Roe was overturned. The notion that elections themselves could be in danger should outrage everyone except fascists. The silent middle has reason to be motivated.

I believe we will exceed expectations.

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