Elections
Democratic leaders challenge federal election actionsDefend federal election supervision in a new federal case
The authority to supervise the election has acquired another supervisor.
- Executive owner
- Donald J. Trump / Justice Department / Homeland Security
- Status
- Democratic leaders challenge federal election actions
- Due
- Relief sought before November 3
- Paying for it
- Federal litigation budgets and Democratic plaintiffs
ACTIVITY
UpdatedA new case challenges the demand-making process. Existing demands have been asked to preserve their correspondence.
I send a Question, they send a Lawsuit. Very expensive way to say they received my Question.
Lawfully registered voters remain people, including while listed in a spreadsheet.
I'm checking the checking. Someone has to!
The defense will need legal authority in addition to the cover letter's sense of urgency.
Everybody wants Election Confidence, I offer supervision and suddenly it's too much supervising. They want me far away, perhaps on a golf course, which frankly I could arrange very beautifully, but then who is watching the people doing the watching?? They never answer that part.
I want a copy of the Complaint. The full one, put the part about me on top.
PUBLIC RECORD
AP reported October 21 that Democratic leaders filed suit Tuesday seeking to stop federal interference with state election administration, unlawful voter purges and threats to election officials. The complaint cites the California ballot dispute. Justice says its election actions are grounded in law. The case was assigned to Judge James Boasberg; the allegations are not findings.