9th Circuit questions DOJ demand to set aside 20,000 California mail ballots
The federal Department of Justice sent letters to California county election officials demanding they set aside and verify thousands of mail ballots from people the government believes may not be citizens. A federal appeals court panel then questioned whether the Justice Department had the authority to make such a demand, and raised concerns about its timing and whether it was constitutional.
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2 developments- Oct 24California registrars told to verify ballots
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