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PoliticsBRIEFSource: US District Court, N.D. Cal. (Case 3:26-cv-12800-TLT)
Judge bars DOJ from threatening election officials over 20,000 California ballots; DOJ appeals

US District Judge Trina Thompson of the Northern District of California issued a temporary restraining order on Oct. 30 barring the Justice Department and DHS from threatening, intimidating or coercing state and local election officials to halt, set aside or not count ballots of registered voters the administration alleges are ineligible.

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  1. Judge bars DOJ from threatening election officials over 20,000 California ballots; DOJ appeals
    US District Judge Trina Thompson of the Northern District of California issued a temporary restraining order on Oct. 30 barring the Justice Department and DHS from threatening, intimidating or coercing state and local election officials to halt, set aside or not count ballots of registered voters the administration alleges are ineligible.
    · Politics · Brief
  2. Alaska Senate election: DOJ wants to 'segregate' all ballots for 2nd Sullivan candidate
    Multiple outlets reported on Fri Oct 30, 5:57 PM CT: Alaska Senate election: DOJ wants to 'segregate' all ballots for 2nd Sullivan candidate.
    · Politics · Brief
  3. A federal prosecutor said Friday DOJ seeks a grand jury indictment against James Comey
    A federal prosecutor said in court Friday the Justice Department is actively working to secure a grand jury indictment against James Comey for allegedly directing the sharing of secret national defense information, per Bloomberg.
    · Politics
  4. Schumer has called a special Democratic Caucus meeting for Sunday night, Punchbowl News reports
    Schumer has called a special Democratic Caucus meeting for Sunday night with election lawyer Marc Elias to discuss election security, Punchbowl News reports.
    · Politics
  5. Appeals court rejects DOJ bid to stop California from counting about 20,000 mail ballots
    A federal appeals court denied the DOJ's renewed request to temporarily block California from counting about 20,000 mail ballots it alleges were cast by noncitizens, the department's second loss on those ballots this week.
    · Politics
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