[thegagline]

Having lived in Las Vegas and appeared before Judge Williams on numerous occasions, I am not surprised by the decision.

This should be entitled, “How to fix an election, 101.”

[G Larry]

When the Fascists attempt to dismiss Election Integrity concerns, they point to the processes and procedures on the books, designed to protect the integrity.

This ruling makes the case that having a recipe, is no guarantee that all of the cooks follow said recipe.

[drypowder]

Gee, ya think the mafia might own this judge?

[mass55th]

So much for fair and equitable representation when it comes to counting and verifying election ballots.

[JBW1949]

Why is it not law to have the same number from each party counting and verifying election ballots?????

[Political Junkie Too]

Even if these workers don't constitute a legal board, why wouldn't a judge rule on the side of the appearance of fairness, given the current state of things?

-PJ

[frog in a pot]

This should be entitled, “How to fix an election, 101".

Indeed; in fact, it is obvious.

The opinion appears to rely on the belief that "Temporary employees do not have power to make decisions..." Signature verification, however, would seem to clearly call for a subjective determination.

Even then, any group that ultimately resolves verification issues that affect a particular political outcome should be composed of a fair balance of political viewpoints.

[Pollard]

The RNC/Ronna/Romney started these lawsuits just a week or three ago. Way too late. But hey, it looks like they’re doing something and that’s all that matters to RINOs

[ridesthemiles]

SOOOO—They are NOT for “EQUALITY” after all...

Where is the surprise???

[Betty Jane]

Now they need to do an emergency appeal.