ord33
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And thusly, a possible motive for his actions in this case has been identified.
Mr. Gilbert, based on recent tweets, does appear to be losing hope of this all working out in time. It's unclear what his plan is at this point besides just waiting for the judge.
It appears he is doing everything he can under the law to expedite the case. In his most recent document it states:
"Subsection (e) of the Voting Rights Act provides guidance that the case should be expedited. The salient part of subsection (e) reads as follows:
"An application for an order pursuant to this subsection shall be heard within ten days, and the execution of any order disposing of such application shall not by stayed if the effect of such stay would be to delay the effectiveness of the order beyond the date of any election at which the applicant would otherwise be enabled to vote."
So it appears at this time, he is certainly trying to get it moved on as quick as possible. He is just at the mercy somewhat of the courts. I'd have to think that they'd be more likely to take closer to the ten days rather than the about 3 days we would have remaining.