The court decided 6-3 that Arizona did not have discriminatory intent, nor did its policy of disqualifying votes cast outside of a person's precinct and the prohibition on ballot harvesting have a disproportionate impact on racial minorities.
The court tapped the brakes on Democrats' attempts to institutionalize ballot harvesting, a corrupt voting process that allows nongovernmental officials to collect and turn in ballots.
It's easy to imagine California's system of mailing ballots to every registered voter would be pressed on the rest of the nation.
Remember, a 2019 Judicial Watch lawsuit compelled Los Angeles County to purge 1.5 million inactive voters from the voting roster after the completion of two federal elections.
No voter ID, just an old-fashioned Tammany Hall vote collection system where everyone gets a vote so long as they vote the way they are told.
Just because California's system effectively has ended the principle of "One person, one vote" thanks to ballot harvesting does not mean the rest of the country should be compelled by Congress to do the same.
Let's continue to allow the people of West Virginia, Arizona, Utah, Alaska, and other states to determine whether they want ballot harvesting or voter identification laws rather than having California's corrupt system jammed down their throats by the Justice Department.
https://amgreatness.com/2021/08/22/reject-federal-takeover-of-elections-again/
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