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Barrett Just Broke the “Final Vote” Argument
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23:21Now PlayingJustice Barrett zeroes in on a key contradiction: if a ballot isn’t truly final until it’s received, then why are some ballots allowed to be recalled before Election Day but not after? The question exposes a fundamental inconsistency in how “final votes” are being defined.
As the exchange unfolds, the argument struggles to hold together. The more the justices press on timing, receipt, and finality, the clearer it becomes that the current system may not align with a coherent legal standard.
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