Rogers v. Holder

How courts have described this case

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• holding that, “absent evidence of fraud or some intentional wrong, technical irregularities will not invalidate an election”
• invalidating absentee ballots by voters who had not completed an application for said ballots in any form
• invalidating absentee ballots by voters who had not completed an application for said ballots in any form
• This Court took judicial notice of the adjudicative fact that a special election was held
• This Court took judicial notice of the adjudicative fact that a special election was held
• to void all absentee ballot votes from precincts in which a few of the votes had been proven fraudulent was an inappropriate response which would disenfranchise more voters than was warranted

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).