<![CDATA[The dispute over what should happen to the vote-by-mail ballots of more than 20,000 “likely noncitizens” on California’s voter rolls could be quickly headed to the Supreme Court after the 9th Circuit denied the Department of Justice’s emergency motion for injunctive relief Friday afternoon. That motion was filed after District Judge David O. Carter denied the DOJ’s application for a restraining order, in which it requested that state and local elections officials be ordered to segregate ballots returned from people on that list until citizenship could be determined, on Wednesday.]]>
It Looks Like the Dispute Over 20,000 ‘Likely Noncitizens’ on CA’s Voter Rolls Is Going to SCOTUS
