In a loss for President Donald Trump, the Supreme Court on Monday swiftly rejected the administration's request that California separate out up to 20,000 mail-in ballots that officials allege could be submitted by noncitizens. In a brief order without explanation, the court turned away an emergency request the Trump administration filed just hours earlier in an unusual last-minute flurry of election litigation. Lower courts had also ruled against the Trump administration.
Hillary Shepheard, the chair of the Young Republicans in Tarrant County, Texas, resigned after being quoted in The Atlantic about her plans for the general election. Shepheard made clear in that article that she will leave her ballot card blank rather than vote for scandal-plagued Republican Ken Paxton for the Senate, and will also vote for Democrat James Rosenthal over Republican Bo French in the Railroad Commission race after French called for former President Barack Obama to be lynched and made racist comments against Indian-Americans at the University of Texas.
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"I've kept every single promise I made, except far more. I've actually kept far more promises than I made."
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