The Texas Supreme Court has blocked a plan to allow voters who fear the coronavirus to use mail-in ballots for the November election.
The court late Friday granted a stay that overruled a lower-court order that had temporarily lifted mail-in voting restrictions to allow residents to vote by mail if they cite concerns about catching the coronavirus at polling places, according to the Dallas Morning News.
Republican state Attorney General Ken Paxton spearheaded the effort to stop the mail-in voting initiative and had petitioned the Supreme Court for the stay.
The high court’s order stops the distribution of mail-in ballots to those who fear getting infected by voting in person for the election, at least until Paxton’s appeal is heard later this week.
“I am pleased that today the Texas Supreme Court confirmed that my office may continue to prosecute voter fraud and issue guidance on mail-in ballots” while an appeal plays out, Paxton said in a statement.
Paxton’s appeal is scheduled to be heard Wednesday.
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6 comments:
Only way Republicans can win is make it harder for people to vote.
As it should be. Now Michigan needs to stand up!
History shows us Democrats use voter fraud in every election and the mail in has already been exposed as another attempt. Illegal votes disenfranchise legal votes but Democrats don’t care if yours is counted correctly as long as they get the power they crave
Are you nuts11:45..democrats cheat. If you think a democarat in office is the solution. You obviously have mental issues with a Reliance on some handout from an entity to keep you afloat. True american pioneers dont need help they are self reliant. That is no longer the democratic party.
Voter fraud and mail in ballots are made for each other... they are trying to prevent dead people and illegals from voting.
And we want you to show an ID too 11:45 to prove who you are.
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