William Conley (a totes and studiously impartial Obama guy, swearsies!!) ruled that Wisconsin's Election Day mail-in vote deadline is wrong. Knowing that his ruling would get to the 7th Circuit pronto, he put a stay on the damn thing to prove that he's really, really, really, fair.
Uh-huh.
So then someone actually read the footnotes.
A ruling Monday by a federal judge in Wisconsin that would extend the counting of mail-in ballots six days beyond Election Day would also allow those ballots to be counted even if there is no “definitive” sign of a postmark....
[quoting the decision]..."it is this court’s view that local election officials should generally err toward counting otherwise legitimate absentee ballots lacking a definitive postmark if received by mail after election day but no later than November 9, 2020, as long as the ballot is signed and witnessed on or before November 3, 2020, unless there is some reason to believe that the ballot was actually placed in the mail after election day."...
Democrat "Ballot Parties" have already commenced. Dozens of Buicks (large trunk variety) have been lined up to transport ballots "lacking a definitive postmark" to Milwaukee, Green Bay, Madison, and LaCrosse county clerks for processing between November 4th and November 9th.
The reason for 11/4-11/9 timing? Simple. Clerks will report (preliminary) results late on 11/3. Democrats will then know how many forgeries and frauds they must manufacture to "win" on 11/9.
But Conley is an Honorable Man, right?
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