The election litigation thread

Dutch Oven

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There are already several election lawsuits underway. Here is a good summary of those cases. Just click on any of the cases to see the current status and a summary of any judicial findings:

https://www.scotusblog.com/election-litigation/

There are, no doubt, more to come, based on more particularized as well as additional information about voter fraud and vote irregularilites that came out over the weekend.

This thread is intended for updates to that information and discussion.
 
I believe this is a new case from yesterday:

 
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Lawsuit just filed in the judicial district of Terb to rename this thread as:


That was a pretty funny movie. You should study it a little more closely. Every little bit helps. Wasn't James Comey the co-star in that one?
 
Dutchie's smoking gun affidavit was from:



Shazzam, shazzam, shazzam land!

It's interesting to compare what captures the attention or curiousity of different people.

Some, like me, are interested in developing events and like to look ahead as to what may be coming.

Others, like you, would be fascinated to listen to a parrot say the same 2 or 3 words, over and over. I'll make sure to include some flashing lights and bells for you with my next post.
 
While not a lawsuit (yet), TERBites might also want to follow some vote corrections arising from "software glitches" in Michigan's election software (all originally in Biden's favour, of course):


If you cut through the spin of the article, you will see that bipartisan county boards of canvassers in Michigan are currently reviewing other county results to ensure no other "glitches" occured, without even having to be sued first!

(It is kind of humourous that the Kent County clerk is named Lisa Posthumus Lyons, considering all the dead people that voted in this election :) )
 
While not a lawsuit (yet), TERBites might also want to follow some vote corrections arising from "software glitches" in Michigan's election software (all originally in Biden's favour, of course):


If you cut through the spin of the article, you will see that bipartisan county boards of canvassers in Michigan are currently reviewing other county results to ensure no other "glitches" occured, without even having to be sued first!

(It is kind of humourous that the Kent County clerk is named Lisa Posthumus Lyons, considering all the dead people that voted in this election :) )
Ok, good article...but it was dealt with.
 
No I didn't..."All were quickly fixed but have been cited by Trump supporters as evidence of wrongdoing."

it'll be tough to change 150,000 votes.

By my math, you only have to change 75,000 of them if the votes are flipping. At 6000 per county, you'd need the same glitch in 13 more counties. At least 47 other counties have the same software.

Not a prediction, but to give proper perspective.
 
By my math, you only have to change 75,000 of them if the votes are flipping. At 6000 per county, you'd need the same glitch in 13 more counties. At least 47 other counties have the same software.

Not a prediction, but to give proper perspective.
You can't flip em, there was more than two on the ballot.
 


I know that not everyone reads multiple threads, but I've already addressed this "legal expert" silliness.
 
Ok, but what about the doohickey snafu that caused the widget magnifier in the Ronco3000XBS ABRACADABRA Vote Magnetron to malfuction for 0.2 nanoseconds in Gopher County.
Haha...it’s under investigation, Jack McCoy has been called in on that one.