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[Dill]

(07-21-2021, 08:29 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: If they've taken the provision out, then why are you going on about it?

The second part sounds like a bit of sensationalism, a lot of "suppose this" and "what if" that..

A similar provision has not been taken out of the Georgia bill, which was signed into law last March.

That's why I'm going on about it.

It means that if Republicans challenge votes in Dem counties, the evidence does not have to rise to the level required in legal cases,

and Republicans get to decide whether to certify.

The kinds of challenge which could not satisfy evidentiary protocols in the courtroom in 2020 can now go around the courtroom.

The same can happen in AZ.

This bespeaks a concern not with "election integrity" but simply with winning no matter what the votes actually say.