On October 12, the Eleventh Circuit stayed the order of a U.S. District Court in Rose v Raffensperger, 22-12593. This is the case over whether Georgia’s Public Service Commissioners should be elected statewide, or in districts. The Eleventh Circuit order, restoring statewide elections for 2022, was 2-1. Judges Adalberto Jordan, an Obama appointee, and Robert J. Luck, a Trump appointee, were in the majority. They said little about the merits, but that the U.S. District Court Judge should not have changed the elections to district elections so close to the election. Judge Robin S. Rosenbaum, an Obama appointee, dissented. Here is the order, in which the dissent is much longer than the majority portion.
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Edited By Richard Winger
Ongoing commie efforts to pervert the 15 Amdt via the 1965 VRA to elect more commies in gerrymander areas.
ie to get commie RESULTS.
Basic failure in early 15 Amdt cases to look at debates in Jan-Feb 1869 after CLOSE Prez Grant election in 1868
– esp in northern States having black ex-Union Army/Navy vets.
SCOTUS morons – too stupid to stop UNCONST / illegal / unlawful elections from happening —
enough brain cells to declare any such election null/void and require immediate N-E-W election at cost of defendant govt hacks / govts ???
https://electionlawblog.org/?p=131360
cert pet in SCOTUS
Stupid decision. By district would be preferable.