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Supreme Court to Hear Congressman’s Challenge to State Ballot-Counting Law

From The Epoch Times:

Judicial Watch, the group that brought the appeal on behalf of the petitioners, hailed the Supreme Court’s decision to accept the case.

“It is an injustice that the courts would deny a federal candidate the ability to challenge an election provision that could lead to illegal votes being cast and counted for two weeks after Election Day,” Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton told The Epoch Times.

“The Supreme Court’s decision to hear this case is a critical opportunity to uphold federal law, protect voter rights, and ensure election integrity. Illinois’ 14-day extension of Election Day thwarts federal law, violates the civil rights of voters, and invites fraud,” Fitton said.

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