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A California court has ruled against the Department of Justice's effort to remove 20,000 voters from the upcoming elections. The DOJ's lawsuit claimed state officials did not meet a 48-hour deadline to review names deemed suspicious.
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A California court has ruled against the Department of Justice's effort to remove 20,000 voters from the upcoming elections. The DOJ's lawsuit claimed state officials did not meet a 48-hour deadline to review names deemed suspicious.
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