Mike Hurst: ‘Election Day Means Election Day, Not Election Week,’ Mail-In Voting Leaves the Door Open For Potential Fraud

HURST: “Your argument, it absolutely is a me. What this case is about is restoring confidence and trust in our electoral system, for voters for candidates for the American public and Congress said specifically that we have a federal Election Day and words me words matter it and we’re going back to the fidelity of the Constitution. Constitution says states can regulate elections, but it gives Congress the ultimate authority to decide when it comes to federal elections in this lawsuit is pretty simple. In my opinion, Election Day means Election Day not election week, not election month.

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Mike Hurst: ‘Election Day Means Election Day, Not Election Week,’ Mail-In Voting Leaves the Door Open For Potential Fraud‘What this case is about is restoring confidence and trust in our electoral system’News & PoliticsRUSH EXCERPT:HURST: “Your argument, it absolutely is a me. What this case is about is restoring confidence and trust in our electoral system, for voters for candidates for the American public and Congress said specifically that we have a federal Election Day and words me words matter it and we’re going back to the fidelity of the Constitution. Constitution says states can regulate elections, but it gives Congress the ultimate authority to decide when it comes to federal elections in this lawsuit is pretty simple. In my opinion, Election Day means Election Day not election week, not election month.Video filesFullCompactSort byDateSummaryRelevancePopularityPer page81216Audio filesFullCompactSort byDateSummaryRelevancePopularityPer page81216Recipient e-mailMessage (optional)Preview

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