Voters Should Expect Extra Innings in 2022 Midterms
People should expect a wave of litigation and possible challenges to results following the 2022 midterms and — if the 2020 elections are any lesson — should expect the election season to bleed well into 2023.
Anyone hoping for closure on Election Day this year is more than likely going to be disappointed. The post-election litigation that plagued the 2020 vote is expected to be just as prevalent, if not more so, this year as it was during the last cycle.
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