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A federal appeals court has ruled against the Department of Justice's request to invalidate 20,000 mail ballots in California. The court stated it does not have jurisdiction and that the DOJ must wait for a ruling from the trial judge, who will hold a hearing on the matter soon.
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A federal appeals court has ruled against the Department of Justice's request to invalidate 20,000 mail ballots in California. The court stated it does not have jurisdiction and that the DOJ must wait for a ruling from the trial judge, who will hold a hearing on the matter soon.
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