Jimmy
Regarding the 2020 Presidential Election and effects election funds and legal challenges
Tx sued battleground states with 18 other states joining the lawsuit for election process malfeasance, during the 2020 presidential election.
This action resulted in the Supreme Court throwing the case out without review of the proof of malfeasance. The court decided that neither Texas, nor the 18 other states had “standing”. I say that my vote as a Texan as with every Republican in 19 states were disenfranchised as a result of these states failures.
This decision of “no standing” in the judicial process, has me questioning how individuals, companies, and political organizations can legally finance the election of people whose voting and legislative action “have no standing”, in the legislative process of another state. As they don’t reside in the state where they are financing politicians whose laws, decisions, and outcomes don’t have a bearing in that state. They certainly can’t vote in the state they are working to change the outcome in.
And in some instances, a high percentage of a persons election funds come from outside their home state. If funds are legal, then a states laws should be up to legal challenge by another state.
Factually, this action of financing a political office in one state can, as with the weight of votes, cause a change in the balance in power in Congress or any other of the halls of power.
Can I get a legal judgement in this regard?