Class Action Looks to Stop 2016 Presidential Election

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A rambling class action filed pro se against the United State of America and the Department of Justice looks to stop the 2016 presidential election from happening due to alleged voting rights violations. Filed by a Florida woman, the lawsuit seeks emergency injunctive relief because voters “do not get treated equally, nor do they have equal rights with regard to voting” because voting laws reportedly vary from state to state. “We do not have a government wherein the majority rules,” the plaintiff claims, “because the Federal Presidential Elections are controlled by the Electoral College and not the majority vote of the people.”

Among other allegations in the 36-page complaint are claims that “supreme power is not vested in the people, but is vested in the corporations that own and control the two-party system within this country,” and that the two-party system, not to mention the Electoral College, has placed a stranglehold on citizens’ freedoms and liberties. “The members of the Electoral College do not get nominated and elected by the People, but are groomed and planted members by the Republican and Democratic Parties that control the outcome of the Presidential Elections,” the lawsuit says.