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DOJ Backs Down on 20,000 Disputed California Voters, but the Legal War Isn’t Over
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1Summary While Democrats celebrate the Department of Justice’s decision last Friday to drop its lawsuit involving suspected noncitizen voters in California, another lawsuit remains ongoing, keeping the legal battle over election security in the Golden State far from over. One day before the election,
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The story so far
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First with it: NBC News, 1 min before anyone else.
Reported by 20 newsrooms.
Counted as one newsroom each, because they ran the same copy: The Washington Times and France 24 (the same headline).
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