Consider the following scenario. The legislature designates the courthouse to be your county’s sole voting location. It burns down and your county clerk provides an alternate site. On election day, the voters in your county provide the margin of victory to elect your political party’s candidate as governor. A county attorney from another county and the opposition party successfully sues that your county clerk’s action was unconstitutional. Your vote is thrown out along with the votes of everyone else in your county and the opposition party candidate becomes governor.