Is there *any reason why anyone in good faith would oppose preserving digital images of ballots?https://twitter.com/rickhasen/status/940613334180564993 …
.@TheBradBlog suggested one: sending out new instructions at the last minute could create confusion at the polling places.
But if that's the concern, the Alabama Supreme Court could have asked for emergency briefing on that rather than sided with the Secretary of State in minutes
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Sounds odd to me, and can’t help thinking about how Moore is the justices’ former senior colleague
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In fact, according to state's motion, that's one of the points the state argued to the Supremes See below. A local/state version of the "Purcell Principle", as I understand it, if you will....pic.twitter.com/cURLkgV1NB
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That said, I spoke w/ one of the lawyers who said that explanation could be legit, BUT the state did not argue that point at the Circuit Court level.
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