Fifth Circuit Upholds Election Day Integrity Standards
Submitted by MAGA
Posted 7 days ago
The Fifth Circuit Court has delivered a significant victory for election integrity advocates by upholding federal law that prohibits counting ballots received after Election Day.
This ruling reinforces a foundational principle of American democracy: every vote should be cast and counted on a singular, defined day—Election Day.
Earlier, Judicial Watch initiated this legal challenge against Mississippi's election laws, which had permitted ballots to arrive up to five days post-Election Day.
The court's decision is a resounding affirmation that federal statutes dictate the election process, supporting the argument that the integrity of our electoral system must not be compromised by extended deadlines or inconsistent state laws.
Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton remarked on the ruling's importance for "honest elections," noting, “Federal law sets ‘Election Day’ not ‘Election Week.’”
This ruling signals a clarion call for other states, especially those with similar extended ballot deadlines, to reconsider their election laws in light of federal regulations.
As the nation gears up for the upcoming elections, the implications of this ruling cannot be overstated.
Election integrity is a critical concern, and the actions taken by Judicial Watch serve as a potent reminder of the ongoing fight to ensure honest and fair elections in every state.
With Republican-led efforts pushing back against sweeping changes proposed by some Democrat-controlled states, it has never been more crucial to safeguard our electoral processes and uphold the principles that define American democracy.
As the campaign season approaches, candidates and party leaders are urged to rally around these foundational principles, ensuring that every legitimate vote counts while preventing manipulation through law changes that could undermine voter confidence.
The focus must remain squarely on actions that protect our elections, marshaling support for measures that uphold the rule of law and reflect the will of the American people.
Sources:
wideopencountry.com
judicialwatch.org
theepochtimes.com
This ruling reinforces a foundational principle of American democracy: every vote should be cast and counted on a singular, defined day—Election Day.
Earlier, Judicial Watch initiated this legal challenge against Mississippi's election laws, which had permitted ballots to arrive up to five days post-Election Day.
The court's decision is a resounding affirmation that federal statutes dictate the election process, supporting the argument that the integrity of our electoral system must not be compromised by extended deadlines or inconsistent state laws.
Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton remarked on the ruling's importance for "honest elections," noting, “Federal law sets ‘Election Day’ not ‘Election Week.’”
This ruling signals a clarion call for other states, especially those with similar extended ballot deadlines, to reconsider their election laws in light of federal regulations.
As the nation gears up for the upcoming elections, the implications of this ruling cannot be overstated.
Election integrity is a critical concern, and the actions taken by Judicial Watch serve as a potent reminder of the ongoing fight to ensure honest and fair elections in every state.
With Republican-led efforts pushing back against sweeping changes proposed by some Democrat-controlled states, it has never been more crucial to safeguard our electoral processes and uphold the principles that define American democracy.
As the campaign season approaches, candidates and party leaders are urged to rally around these foundational principles, ensuring that every legitimate vote counts while preventing manipulation through law changes that could undermine voter confidence.
The focus must remain squarely on actions that protect our elections, marshaling support for measures that uphold the rule of law and reflect the will of the American people.
Sources:
wideopencountry.com
judicialwatch.org
theepochtimes.com
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