[Praxeologue]

He can now go straight to court. And he should file ASAP, or Cochran's lawyers will accuse him of "laches" (excessive delay) and say it's too late to change the ballots for November.

But McDaniel won't have the benefit, if any, of a Federal Court decision and of the pollbooks from the remaining contested counties, for his action in Circuit Court, which as you say must be filed ASAP. It's a Catch 22.

[Lurking Libertarian]

But McDaniel won't have the benefit, if any, of a Federal Court decision and of the pollbooks from the remaining contested counties, for his action in Circuit Court, which as you say must be filed ASAP. It's a Catch 22.

McDaniel never joined True the Vote's federal lawsuit so, legally, he has no right to complain about not having the benefits of that case. And McDaniel got the pollbooks, albeit in the redacted form ordered by the Mississippi Supreme Court.