Watson v. Republican National Committee · ¶107

The majority contravenes this portion of Foster by holding that a State satisfies the election-day statutes so long as voters complete their part of the electoral process (i.e., putting ballots in mailboxes), even if officials do not take their first steps in effectuating the “final selection” of a candidate (i.e., receiving ballots) until days or weeks later. Thus, Foster cuts against the majority’s position.

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