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  1. Alaska faces scrutiny over mail vote counting delays as the supreme court is expected to rule on vote arrival deadlines.

The Supreme Court issued a ruling on late ballots concerning the election process in Alaska, involving Amy Coney Barrett and the Center for Election Innovation & Research.

9 reports, 2 independent Updated Jul 3
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The Supreme Court issued a ruling on late ballots concerning the election process in Alaska, involving Amy Coney Barrett and the Center for Election Innovation & Research.

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Amy Coney BarrettAlaskaCenter for Election Innovation & Research

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  1. ACB joined the deciding vote on the late ballot counting issue.1 source
  2. SCOTUS rules on late ballots in Alaska, involving ACB and a research center.1 source

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