Federal Government Refuses to Give New York State a Waiver of Overseas Absentee Ballot Law for 2012

On November 16, the federal government refused New York state’s request for a 2012 waiver from the 2009 federal law that requires states to mail overseas absentee ballots at least 45 days before any federal primary or federal election. See this story. As a result, it seems very likely that a U.S. District Court will soon order New York state to move its non-presidential primary from September to August.


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Federal Government Refuses to Give New York State a Waiver of Overseas Absentee Ballot Law for 2012 — 1 Comment

  1. Again – how about have the U.S.A. D.C. judge inform the U.S.A. Prez that the NY regime is in a state of rebellion against a U.S.A. law ???

    See Title 10 U.S. Code about rebellions.

    See 14th Amdt, Secs 3 and 4.

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