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EdmondDantes_

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12. That is the argument they are making, but that mean the argument has a leg to stand on

Reply to scipan (Reply #10)

Mon May 11, 2026, 10:32 PM

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When you cast a ballot, you're voting. If I vote early, I don't say I didn't vote until election day. It's a silly semantics game because they didn't do things correctly if they wanted a gerrymander.

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here are their arguments scipan Monday #6

That argument would lend itself to no early or absentee voting EdmondDantes_ Monday #8

no, that's addressed in the brief. people cast their votes prior to the election. scipan Monday #10

That is the argument they are making, but that mean the argument has a leg to stand on EdmondDantes_ Monday #12

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