#ELB: “Mississippi mail voting case at the Fifth Circuit could quickly become a national issue” https://t.co/r3uOLkM5g2
Three of the most extreme right-wing Trump judicial appointees are set to hear arguments next week in an election law appeal that could quickly make its way to SCOTUS — and, if the challengers get their way, upend mail voting this fall. Law Dork: https://t.co/gbMLksb0yC
No matter who wins this November, the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals and its district court judges are the co-presidents https://t.co/ErrBLHfPwx
A conservative panel of the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals is set to hear a challenge to Mississippi's law that allows for the receipt of mail ballots after election day. The panel, consisting of three extreme right-wing Trump appointees—Judges Ho, Duncan, and Oldham—will hear arguments next week. This case could quickly become a national issue and potentially make its way to the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS). If the challengers succeed, it could upend mail voting this fall.