Who Owns Federal Election Information?
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LexRoll.com: Elections Clause
United States Constitution Elections Clause:The term “Elections Clause” refers to Art. 1, § 4, cl. 1, of the United States Constitution that reads as follows: “The Times, Places and Manner of holding Elections for Senators and Representatives, shall be prescribed in each State by the Legislature thereof; but Congress may at any time make or alter such Regulations, except as to the Place of chusing Senators.”
I'm not a constitution buff but I did take a look at what the U.S. Constitution states about elections. What I viewed was language that stated states only have the power to control the times, places and manner for holding elections. The states can regulate elections but the U.S. Congress can indeed overturn any state regulation and enact their own.
What was I looking for when I strolled through what the U.S. Constitution stated about elections? I was indeed looking for any passage concerning states not having to release election information to federal government election campaign teams. From what I know the states are making their own laws concerning this and many states have laws that can deny releasing information to federal government election campaign teams. Some states created laws that do give federal government election campaign teams the right to obtain election information before and after the fact.
All federal elections do belong to the U.S. Congress and if the U.S. Congress hasn't enacted any laws concerning election information being released to federal government election campaigns a case could be argued in the Supreme Court to force states to release all election information concerning federal government election campaigns.
It appears Wisconsin doesn't want to release any election information to the 2020 federal government Donald Trump election campaign team. When President Donald Trump put together a commission to investigate election fraud in each state the commission had to be disbanded because many states did not have to release any election information to any federal government entity.
It appears the democrat party is skewing elections by not having to release federal government election information and the U.S. Congress will not enact any laws to force states to release federal government election information. If all states were forced by federal law to release election information to federal government election campaigns after each election it would cut election fraud down big time.
Donald Trump was denied by some states to install teams of "Poll Watchers" and I could not find any U.S. Constitution passages stating this was legal for states do since it doesn't interfere with "Time, Places and Manner". I could not find any federal laws concerning "Poll Watchers".
The U.S. Constitution gives states the right to handle federal elections but it also states federal elections can be regulated by the U.S. Congress and since the U.S. Congress hasn't enacted to many laws concerning elections a case can be made in the Supreme Court giving federal election campaign teams and "anti election fraud commissions" the right to gain access to all election information.
Even though this Supreme Court action would not overturn this 2020 presidential election it would knock down the wall the democrats are hiding election fraud behind if the case was argued properly.
The point I'm making is, " Do The States Own The Federal Election Information Or Does The Federal Government Own It? ". The U.S. Constitution or federal law has no text on who owns federal election information. The states are making laws that control federal government election information and this in my own opinion is clearly wrong.
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