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PdxSean

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1. Can a disaffected voter sue?

Reply to wildeyed (Original post)

Fri Apr 28, 2017, 08:31 PM

Apr 2017

Arguably, a voter who was negatively affected by bad faith challenges should be able to sue based on the violation of a federally protected right to vote.

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Prominent VA politician implicated in NC GOP voter fraud deceit [View all] wildeyed Apr 2017 OP

Can a disaffected voter sue? PdxSean Apr 2017 #1

NC GOP challenged their votes after the election, wildeyed Apr 2017 #2

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Voter Fraud the great myth IndivisibleCLT Apr 2017 #4

It's a felony and too difficult to penetrate in large enough numbers wildeyed Apr 2017 #5