As I understand the move by the Arizona legislature that Sonny Borelli announced this week, has the potential to be a game changer if it survives the court challenges. If the courts uphold it, it would mean that any legislation dealing with voting laws wouldn’t need a governor’s signature.
It could be a way for certain states, like Arizona and Georgia, to clean up their voting system without the approval of their obstructionist governors.
“it would mean that any legislation dealing with voting laws wouldn’t need a governor’s signature.”
I don’t know all the facets of this, but from what I’ve heard in interviews with Sonny Borelli and Wendy Rogers, the US Constitution already has this in place in regard to Federal races. The libs in AZ just hijacked the process and installed new policies.
Legally, the new policies can’t supercede the US Constitution but they went ahead and did it, anyway. They truly are evil.
Anyhow, that’s how I understand it.
If SCOTUS ever rules on the case that the NC legislature has before it and they rule in favor of the legislature, no need for any other cases to go to court.
Republican legislatures, if they want to, can make any and all changes they want and there’s nothing a Governor, Secretary of State, Paul Elias nor any court, can do about it.
It should be a no-brainer given that the Constitution states, plainly, that the legislature will make all voting laws.