Gregory v. South Carolina Democratic Executive Committee

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• “It is not in the public interest to permit the election machinery of this state to be rendered ineffectual due to the failure of a County Committee to fulfill its statutory obligations.”
• The court declined to count unwitnessed ballots, although South Carolina's absentee voting statute is stricter than Alabama's statute. Specifically, according to South Carolina law, \no ballot shall be counted unless the oath is properly signed and enclosed therewith\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).