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DOJ demands California separate ballots of possible non-citizens
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DOJ demands California separate ballots of possible non-citizens

The Justice Department threatened legal action against California unless election officials review a federal list of possible non-citizens who received mail ballots and set their votes aside pending citizenship verification. Election officials in multiple states say the pressure appears designed to create grounds for post-election legal challenges.

17 Oct 2026



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