C. Defendants’ Actions

The Court now turns to answer the question presented in this matter: did Defendants unlawfully intimidate, coerce, or threaten any voter, or attempt to do so?

The Court organizes its assessment of Plaintiffs’ evidence into two categories of intimidating conduct: first, Plaintiffs’ evidence regarding Section 230 voter challenges, and second, Plaintiffs’ evidence of other conduct, namely press releases and other social media postings in the period before the Senate runoff election. The Court now addresses each of these categories of conduct for each set of Defendants and determines whether they give rise to Section 11(b) liability. Ultimately, for both the TTV Defendants and Defendants Davis and Somerville, the Court concludes it does not.