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Alarms blare over Trump DOJ's new demand for California elections: 'Real escalation'

An elections expert sounded the alarm over the Justice Department's new legal assault on California's mail-in voting system. According to Democracy Docket, the new DOJ lawsuit alleges that California sent around 20,000 ballots to noncitizens who are not eligible to vote — and demands that California set aside these ballots pending an investigation of…

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Raw Story· Oct 15, 7:35 PMAlarms blare over Trump DOJ's new demand for California elections: 'Real escalation'

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