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Indiana recount panel refuses MAGA challenger’s request to question voters after allegations of fraud

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Indiana recount panel refuses MAGA challenger’s request to question voters after allegations of fraud

The Indiana Recount Commission on Tuesday denied a Trump-backed challenger’s request to depose 11 voters alleged to have voted in the Republican primary despite identifying as Democrats, the latest action for the panel recounting the vot…

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