Without a penalty the law on the books did nothing. They couldn't prosecute. We urged Rebeca Sosa to put a penalty on the law. She listened. It was appealed this week and was found constitutional.
An appeals court on Wednesday shot down the case of Hialeah’s Sergio “El Tio” Robaina, who claimed the county law was unconstitutional and unfair to elderly Hispanic voters who rely on friends to deliver their absentee ballots.
The Miami Herald said further:
"The ruling is a resounding victory for Miami-Dade County, which in 2011 passed the ordinance amid fears of growing election fraud."
Rebeca Sosa gives Eye on Miami thanks on this law for the many posts we wrote about it -- Video from November 2011:
Aside: The Miami Herald NEVER gave us credit for this.
6 comments:
Rebecca Sosa knows about fraud. She is the new Miriam Alonso.
Good work EOM and gOd, miami-dade county owes you for this one.
Congratulations G.O.D. Hard work but well worth it.
I know sometimes you wonder if people are reading this blog. This provides rather dramatic evidence that they are not only reading it, but are also acting on some of what is presented. Keep up the good work!
Job well done GOD
Tom Cobitz is the Attorney in the Mark Bell case and the bovo absentee Fraud and ran for judge but lost..... follow the money.
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