Sixth Circuit Won’t Order Ohio to Count Votes for Jill Stein

Late on Friday, November 1, the Sixth Circuit issued a five-page order in Stein v LaRose, 24-3923. This is the case over whether votes for Jill Stein (who is on the ballot) should be counted. The Sixth Circuit agreed with the U.S. District Court that the case belongs in state court. Therefore, the order denies relief.

The judges are Richard Allen Griffin and Raymond A. Kethledge (Bush Jr. appointees), and Chad A. Readler (Trump).


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Sixth Circuit Won’t Order Ohio to Count Votes for Jill Stein — 8 Comments

  1. What the fuck are you even talking about? Surely you can’t be this fucking retarded.

  2. Ignore the AZ 666 BOT. It is programmed by a troll moron to feed off your interactions.

  3. If Jill Stein had filed this case in state court in the first place (or even if she had done so the first time a different US District Court told her to do so) then we might have had a ruling by now. As it stands, it is now basically too late. It is almost election day, and every voter in Ohio (regardless of your method of voting: early in-person, mail-in absentee, or at your polling place on election day) is being told that votes for Jill Stein will not count. A ruling in Jill Stein’s favor after the election (if this case ever gets properly filed at all in the first place) will do nothing to restore the votes she would have gotten, but lost due to the Secretary of State’s malfeasance. How many voters are going to select her ticket on the ballot after being told that the vote won’t count? Certainly not me!

  4. All ballot counting is discretionary. Getting one’s name printed on the censored ballot does not guarantee one’s votes will be counted. That’s how elections in a fascist police state work.

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