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San Diego County rejects DOJ request to set aside nearly 2,000 ballots
San Diego County refuses to withhold ballots over alleged noncitizen voting and threatens legal action against the DOJ.
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San Diego County has declined a request from the U.S. Department of Justice to set aside 1,709 ballots cast by voters alleged to be noncitizens, according to KPBS.
San Diego County called the DOJ's demand an unlawful voter purge and has threatened legal action in response, as reported by FOX 5 San Diego.
Sources
- FOX 5 San Diego: San Diego County refuses DOJ demand to set aside nearly 2,000 alleged noncitizen ballots
- KPBS: San Diego County rebuffs DOJ request to set aside alleged noncitizen ballots
- ABC News: Judge rejects Trump admin request for order to segregate 20,000 Calif. ballots
- NBC News: Judge denies Trump administration request to segregate alleged noncitizen ballots in California
- Times of San Diego: County trades legal threats with feds, labels DOJ call to reject ballots ‘thinly veiled voter purge’
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