Supreme Court Denies Texas Case to Disenfranchise Millions of Voters

The Supreme Court has denied a state of Texas’ ask to record lawsuits opposite Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. All of a justices, including President Trump’s appointees, disallowed a box to disenfranchise as many as 10 million electorate on Dec. 11, 2020.

In an unsigned order, a justice pronounced Texas has no station to pursue a box opposite other states’ doing of their elections. The justices settled a state had not demonstrated a judicially cognizable seductiveness in a matter.

This is a second box a Supreme Court has rejected. On Tuesday, Dec 8, they incited divided a identical box brought by Republicans from Pennsylvania with a one-line decision.

It is apparent a justices have refused to be a celebration to Trump’s losing debate to overturn a choosing he mislaid on Nov 7.

More than 40 cases have been filed on interest of a Trump debate to mishandle a election. All though one were denied.

Written by Cathy Milne-Ware

Sources:

The New York Times: Supreme Court Rejects Texas Suit Seeking to Subvert Election; by Adam Liptak
ABC: Supreme Court denies Texas plea to overturn 2020 election; by Devin Dwyer

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