Thread by @JRosenblattTV

Are you more of a big picture kind of person?? Did you use SparkNotes a lot in school?? TL;DR is a frequent expression you use??

Here is a short thread of the bigger picture for this ruling, and what it means for the future of #NY22

https://twitter.com/JRosenblattTV/status/1336364328384139266

The first thing you should know is that Justice DelConte didn't directly rule in favor of one candidate or the other, while he did partially grant Brindisi's motion.

This process we will now have to follow is entirely of his creation.

Justice DelConte was extremely critical of the BOEs, particularly their failure to follow state law and allow candidates to review administrative rejections.

There are 1500 ballots in Oneida, 100 in Cortland, and "hundreds" in Broome that were not properly canvassed the 1st time

These ballots, in addition to the 67 found in Chenango and any other ballots found from this point on, will now be canvassed. This means if any of them are found to be valid, they will be counted.

Bottom line?? There are likely going to be a lot more votes now included in the counts than previously, and several BOE errors should hopefully be remedied.

I'm still not sure who will win, but you can be sure the final margin of victory will not be the same 12 votes it is now.