The provision calls for "laws necessary to facilitate the operation of the provisions of this article shall be enacted, including provision for payment by the public treasury of the reasonable special election campaign expenses of such officer".
In most of the scenarios I consider reasonable, the elections stay close enough that either party could win most any individual election for the foreseeable future.
According to Verified Voting only 12 states have even minimally reasonable post-election audits.
It is not enough to show a reasonable possibility that election results could have been altered by such irregularities or inaccuracies.
"It is not enough to show a reasonable possibility that election results could have been altered by such irregularities, or inaccuracies, rather, a reasonable probability that the results of the election would have been changed must be shown.
As the state of Indiana says in its brief to the Justices, the new rule "establishes reasonable, long-overdue election-security reform in a State highly vulnerable to in-person election fraud".
Institutions of civil society speak for the environment, human rights, labor rights, public health, education, fair and honest elections, reasonable regulation, good corporate governance, and investment in public goods.
Iraqi, U.S. and British representatives will troop into his New York office with a request: inform the Shiite leader, Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, that the world body supports a reasonable timetable for Iraqi elections, not a premature election that would amount to a coup by Iraq's Shiite majority.
But Judge Sauls brushed past that provision and arbitrarily set a higher standard for intervention, calling for a "reasonable probability" that the election results would be different.
But the court used the 1998 case to make it clear that the courts have the power to invalidate an election when "reasonable doubt exists as to whether a certain election expressed the will of the voters".
