Thanks! My coverage of SCOTUS North Carolina voting deadlock is here: http://electionlawblog.org/?p=86071 https://twitter.com/jbview/status/771073390828552192 …
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2. Liberals who were expecting that maybe J. Kennedy or Chief Justice would see voting rules as means of suppression will be disappointed;
3. The 4-4 split on the emergency request in NC case indicates that Court likely to keep deadlocking in voting cases till there's a 9th Just
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4. The deadlock means lower federal appeals courts and state sup cts are empowered, leaving danger of deadlocked SCOTUS in Clinton v. Trump
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Odd. There is a 7-1 majority on a voting issue (preregistration) in this very decision
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@ElectProject sure they can agree when stakes are low or when issue easy. -
you've championed Purcell principle for years & now read much into minds of Justices on merits when Purcell could be all there is
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it could be but I expect that this would have been signaled.
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