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september about sentee. response from democrat, yes. nothing to do whether the person says who they say they are, who the person is attempting to vote for. therefore, this requirement violates the federal voting rights act. so that s the fundamental dispute here and the pennsylvania supreme court last week said, hold those ballots. put them aside. don t throw them away. do not throw them away, in case this is changed we ll need them, but do not count them for now and now fetterman is going to the federal court. that s wrong. fix it. the argument of fetterman s attorneys, that they re making it is multipronged. saying not only does not counting them violate the civil rights act, voting rights act, too, it s a violation of your first amendment right, freedom of speech and equal protection argument under the 14th amendment. you know constitution law extremely well. how strong is is that argument? their argument is, first of all, taking the vote away from people in general. people

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