NEWSMAX 28 Jan 2022
Election workers count mail-in ballots at the Philadelphia Convention Center on Nov. 6, 2020. (Chris McGrath/Getty Images)
A statewide court on Friday declared that Pennsylvania’s expansive two-year-old mail-in voting law is unconstitutional, agreeing with challenges by Republicans.
The decision, by a five-judge Commonwealth Court panel of three Republicans and two Democrats, would be put on hold immediately if Gov. Tom Wolf’s administration files an appeal to the state Supreme Court as promised.
“The Administration will immediately appeal this decision to the state Supreme Court and today’s lower court ruling will have no immediate effect on mail-in voting pending a final decision on the appeal,” Wolf’s office said in a statement.
Still, the decision throws Pennsylvania’s voting laws into doubt as the presidential battleground state’s voters prepare to elect a new governor and a new U.S. senator in 2022.
Just over 2.5 million people voted under the law’s expansion of mail-in voting in 2020?s presidential election, most of them Democrats, out of 6.9 million total cast.
Directly related to these facts, Tore Maras-Lindeman, of ToreSays, ShadowGate and the Kraken affidavit, has pursued a two branch approach to introduce the contents of Haldermann’s testimony into her defamation lawsuit against Dominion regarding the claims attested to Sidney Powell in Tore’s Kraken affidavit. Tore has directly subpoenaed Halderman and she has also subpoenaed his sealed affidavid from Judge Totenberg. Totenberg has ignored the subpoena regarding the sealed affidavit and so Tore’s lawyer followed up by filing a motion for Totenberg to show cause for initially sealing Halderman’s affidavit. As Tore notes, this places
The Halderman affidavit is believe to contain highly sensitive expert testimony of existing breaches to the election process which Halderman is prohibited from even raising to the responsible govt agencies to fix due to the seal on the case before Totenberg.
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From Kanekoa The Great
No way this survives the PA Supreme Court which is crooked as they come. It has a 5-2 Dem to Rep split and I wouldn’t count on the two Reps.
Wait. This was a panel? I looked up the Commonwealth Court and it has nine judges not five. How was the panel chosen? Will this be dismissed as partisan?
The good news is that this is specifically the court that deals with elections.
https://www.pacourts.us/courts/commonwealth-court
It was created in 1968.
Biden still has control of Congress barring defections and the US Supreme Court , including the conservatives, still have reason to be fearful that Biden will pack the court.
And if the Pennsylvania Court hears the case and rejects, what is the likelihood that the US Supreme Court will hear the case when it refused to do so before?
https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2021/apr/19/supreme-court-rejects-pennsylvania-2020-election-c/
Is something different in the presentation that will keep it from being sidelined due to “lack of standing” or some other technicality?
It’s interesting how the concept of standing and it’s relevance was used by the judiciary left in opposite ways in Israel and the US with the same effect. One of Aharon Barak’s key reforms was to eliminate the obstacle of standing in any case or law in which the court wished to intervene.
Sigh.
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2020-election/pennsylvania-high-court-throws-out-challenge-mail-ballots-n1249240
This Commonwealth Court had 3 Republicans and 2 Democrats. Did they vote or was the decision unanimous? Is there any reason to believe the State Supreme Court will reverse itself on a matter on which it has already ruled on account of a lower court decision?