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Oral arguments just ended. Hard to read justices. Gorsuch didn’t speak. Sotomayor was the only one to raise impact of purges on minorities, homeless, certain groups that tend to vote for Dems
Solicitor General struggled to explain why the DOJ switched positions under Trump
Paul Smith, the attorney for Ohio’s purged voters, noted many times that not returning a mailer is not evidence that someone has moved. Says Ohio is relying on “failure to vote” to purge which violates NVRA
Overall the attorneys didn’t have many of the statistics the justices wanted about the impact of the purges, the likelihood the voters moved, etc
Press conference happening outside, with voting advocates saying they hope the court “sides with the sacred right to vote”pic.twitter.com/yVTaZJeAiu
Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted (R) says he believes it’s easy to vote in his statepic.twitter.com/8V9LXH6AWk
Husted: “I disagree with the appeals court decision. That’s why we’re here today. We make every effort to ensure that individuals who are registered participate in the process.”
“7500 people who had been purged from the rolls showed up to vote on Election Day and because of this case, their votes were counted.” - ACLU’s @dale_e_hopic.twitter.com/5AIB7ZzQiu
Dale Ho on why it 20 years to bring this legal challenge (interrupted by people chanting “shame” - not sure at who but not him)pic.twitter.com/smX2Su3fV3
Please keep us posted on this, we need to know what's being said. Thanks a million for this information.
(I think I know why they switched positions.)
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