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States hold off on discarding 2024 ballots after DOJ notice

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States hold off on discarding 2024 ballots after DOJ notice

State election officials are taking steps to preserve ballots and other records from the 2024 election after the Justice Department issued litigation-hold notices, an extension of the Trump administration‘s fight for access to state vote…

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