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Land Shark

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Sun Jun-04-06 03:10 AM
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10. sure, you can have a basis less than proof and file a lawsuit and

get discovery later on.

the general standard, one must continually inform the "proof" people, is that the election is in "substantial doubt". That gets you a new election, just doubting who won.

Proving you have to show the other guy won is another way to skin the cat, but ain't the only one or the main one, in most states I know of.

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