person who try to ultimately change the course of this country because he did not get the election result that he wanted. this is weird. you covered elections before. we don t cover election. what people say, what polls say, we want to know whether people will result accept the results. we want to know what they will do after the election. yeah. it is definitely notable that days ahead of the election there are candidates that are casting doubt. they re questioning the validity of those election results. let me put some context to that comment from ron johnson. you heard biden this week. he talked about it not just being about this election. he added that democracy is on the ballot. senator johnson is one that he mentioned. he has observers that he has recruited in the republican party in wisconsin. he has a website that he has set up for his supporters to report voting violations. in light of all of that, i was asking if he would accept the results of the election.
this. voting is underway in the final day of russia s parliamentary elections. people are casting ballots for the state duma or lower house of parliament. analysts expect most votes to go to the party that backs president vladimir putin. this after most candidates were prevented from running. google face criticism for preventing an app made by alexei navalny. for the latest, let s bring in cnn s matthew chance, who s live in moscow. matthew, already there have been plenty of accusations of voting violations and other problems. explain why russians may not really have a real choice here. in terms of those allegations, there s been plenty of them across the 11 time zones in this vast country. and things where people have been caught on closed-circuit television, for instance, apparently putting in multiple
do in georgia, and i would say had we had voting protection in section 5 in terms of preclearance in georgia, i think you would have likely won that election the clear question is, as we continue to deal with these issues, you have championed voting rights throughout your campaign, the candidacy and continuing will you deal with the voting violations, moving of polling sites, and all kinds of shenanigans that your opponent did in the election? we have been working hard with the state party, with the national party, with congress to lift up voter suppression and its effect on voting rights to a national conversation. we know that we did not have a fair fight in georgia. that s why i created fair fight action, which is an organization that is dedicated to pushing for
would require residents to show photo i.d. before voting. this would put voter i.d. in state constitution. why e enshrine this constitutionally? we ll let the people decide, if they believe that voter i.d. is important. in 2013 in this building state passed a similar voter i.d. law, three years later it of overturned, in a rebuke. by 4 circuit court of appeals, saying it among other voting violations discriminated again the state s black residents. attorney alison rigs of southern coalition for social justice argued that case. this ballot measure has potential to be more discriminatory. it gives a blank check to a legislature already found guilty
impression, if it has been dealt with i am not aware of it, but i think under the law, i mean, you could a judge could conclude either way, right? the county clerk s office is ultimately who issues the license, and can you extricate the name of the human who occupies that post? speaking of that person, she is refusing to do her job essential essentially, so what are the options? you can t fire her since she s an elected official? kentucky law does provide for even criminal misdemeanors where the county clerk doesn t perform her duties, but those that have voting violations and refusing electioneers to come in and investigate, and there doesn t appear to be grounds for malfeasance as they do their day-to-day regular duties. she didn t just refuse to issue same-sex marriage licenses, she completely stopped issuing any