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  1. A court case in Mississippi involving a ballot dispute could potentially upend procedures in 30 states.

The Supreme Court upheld a Mississippi law on June 29th, with Amy Coney Barrett writing the opinion and Alito, Gorsuch, and Thomas joining the dissent.

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The Supreme Court upheld a Mississippi law on June 29th, with Amy Coney Barrett writing the opinion and Alito, Gorsuch, and Thomas joining the dissent.

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  1. SC ruling overturns executive power precedent based on votes in Mississippi.1 source
  2. Wilson criticized the SCOTUS ruling regarding Mississippi election law.1 source
  3. SC ruling on Mississippi law: ACB majority, Alito/Gorsuch/Thomas dissent.1 source
  4. Kavanaugh joined the dissent in the ruling, which was a victory for Democrats.1 source
  5. The Supreme Court upheld the Mississippi mail-in ballot law, involving the Republican National Committee.1 source
  6. Roberts concurred in the 5-4 ruling regarding Mississippi's late ballot procedures.1 source
  7. ACB's rationale impacts election results in Mississippi.1 source

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