BREAKING: SCOTX Justices deliver bad ruling for SanAntonians
Fail to uphold their Oath of Office allowing the unjust “SA Justice Policy” to stay on the San Antonio May 6th municipal ballot as a Special Election Charter Amendment.
Majority ruling acknowledged late decision by CoSA but allows it to be on ballot anyway
Justices Young, Devine, Blacklock.
Question: So now can the election be stopped based on CoSA’s final ballot measure language that might be very misleading?
Based on the SCOTX ruling, there’s no stopping the May 6, 2023 Special Election now.
The Supreme Court majority made very clear that the Supreme Court has never stopped an election by injunction or mandamus, and it would not start now.
The minority made clear in its dissent that it agrees with allowing even a flawed election to proceed and would not stop the election EXCEPT when there is no valid election because the order for the election was late (which was the case here).
Under either the majority or minority opinions, the judiciary will not stop the election because of even flawed ballot language.
https://www.txcourts.gov/media/1456018/230111.pdf
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