Originally Posted by
dukkha
I would be surprised if anyone was going thru voter roles
and are ballot copies from an election public domain? I dont think so.
No outside party can challenge state elections -you then are challenging the power of the state.
unless it's thru the courts,there is no practical relief path.
And the courts have made clear time and time again they are NOT going to get involved
Ballot copies are not public domain while they are associated with voter information, once they have been counted and separated from the voter information they are actually required to be held for 3 years (sometimes more) so that folks who pay for it can get these copies. The same kind of thing that was done with ballots in Florida after Gore v. Bush was decided.
And they are not "challenging the election", apparently you cannot read. They can, and have, paid for and gotten copies of the ballots, the voter roles are absolutely public domain and they pay to get copies of those as well. While you "think" all sorts of things, they are almost always wrong.
When they find discrepancies they will use the evidence to show the necessity for election reform, that is not "challenging the election".
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