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Trump DOJ Flags 20,000 California Voters as Likely Noncitizens
Trump administration seeks court order to halt tabulation of 20,000 California mail ballots until citizenship verified.
Newsweek · 2m
Trump sues California over noncitizen mail-in ballots
Trump administration sues California to block counting alleged noncitizen mail-in ballots.
NBC Bay Area · 1m
Supreme Court term opens with religion, guns and climate fights
The new Supreme Court term begins Monday with major cases on religious funding, semi-automatic weapons, climate change and immigration, plus election law waiting in the wings.
NPR · 4m
Republican Judges Defy Supreme Court to Boost GOP
8th Circuit judges force Missouri to use gerrymandered districts despite Supreme Court order.
Slate Magazine · 1m
Crystal Mason clears illegal voting conviction
Crystal Mason wins after Texas court upholds her acquittal in illegal voting case
FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth · 1m
Texas court upholds Crystal Mason's voting acquittal
Texas court maintains Fort Worth woman's illegal voting acquittal after years of legal battle
FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth · 1m
Supreme Court faces mail voting and environmental cases
Election law and environmental experts break down what's next for voting access and conservation at SCOTUS.
Slate Magazine · 1m · 5 views
Missouri's year-long gerrymandering chaos finally has consequences
A confusing legal battle over congressional maps could result in an $80 million payout for voters whose rights were violated.
Slate Magazine · 3m
Appeals court revives GOP map fight in Missouri
A federal appeals court orders Missouri to use a new congressional map that would eliminate a Democratic seat, defying the Supreme Court's recent decisions.
NBC News · 1m
Mail-In Voting Survives
The Supreme Court blocks Trump's last-minute attempt to restrict voting by mail before the midterms.
The New Yorker · 1m · 7 views
Supreme Court blocks Trump's mail ballot rules
The justices left a freeze on new Postal Service ballot rules in place, so states can keep mailing ballots for the midterms.
ABC News · 1m
Dan Patrick's AI ad borrows college football's biggest brands
Three Texas schools guard their trademarks fiercely, but the man who controls their funding just put them in a campaign ad.
The Texas Tribune · 2m
The 1909 law behind a $80 million suit against Missouri's top election official
Five voters dug up a statute older than most Missouri voters' grandparents to sue the secretary of state over a redistricting petition.
Newsweek · 2m