"This election will ultimately be decided by voters." A once self-evident truth, like saying "Water is wet," that is, today, anything but self-evident. If there's a close margin (and you know there will be) in states with officials more committed to winning than to respecting the rules of a fair contest, "decided by the voters" will be anything but a given.
"This election will ultimately be decided by voters." A once self-evident truth, like saying "Water is wet," that is, today, anything but self-evident. If there's a close margin (and you know there will be) in states with officials more committed to winning than to respecting the rules of a fair contest, "decided by the voters" will be anything but a given.
"This election will ultimately be decided by voters." A once self-evident truth, like saying "Water is wet," that is, today, anything but self-evident. If there's a close margin (and you know there will be) in states with officials more committed to winning than to respecting the rules of a fair contest, "decided by the voters" will be anything but a given.