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Missouri's Attorney General intends to file an amicus brief to support those petitions from Pennsylvania Republican lawmakers to challenge the PA Supreme Court's order for a three day extension for the arrival of mail-in ballots.
BREAKING: Missouri, other states to file amicus brief supporting petitions by PA GOP and PA Republican legislative leaders challenging 3-day extension PA Supreme Court ordered for receipt of mail-in ballots, per Trump lawyer. More to come....
— Josh Gerstein (@joshgerstein) November 9, 2020
The suit claims that this decision violates both federal law and the Constitution. The extension was granted despite a petition from Republicans, and now the court is being asked to review it again.
Missouri's participation, through state Attorney General Eric Schmitt's office, joins that of the Republican Association of Attorney's General, which is helmed by Louisiana's AG Jeff Landry. Oklahoma and Kentucky are also on board.
"The Republican AGs are already stepping up to the frontlines as 'America's insurance policy' against the possibility of a Biden-Harris Administration and their liberal extremist agenda," the Association stated in a news release.
President Trump has not yet conceded the election, as there have been substantial concerns alleged by Republican lawmakers, as well as concerns of voter fraud, ballot tampering, ballot harvesting, and the like, by the Trump campaign, across many of the 50 states, and specifically in the battleground states.
