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The governor, citing a state investigation into ballot-stacking allegations involving Democratic Senate candidate Mary Peltola, said Alaska’s election certification process “could be stopped or changed,” raising questions about timing and state election administration.
A federal judge denied the Trump administration’s bid to require California to segregate ballots tied to allegations that election workers included people who are likely noncitizens, warning the approach would disrupt voting administration.
A transcript from an April 24 proceeding, reported by Bloomberg Law, contains alleged remarks in which a federal judge told a lawyer he was intimidated by “Black excellence” and referenced “White mediocrity.” The comments are now part of a judicial conduct inquiry.
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