The U.S. Supreme Court rejected the request from the Department of Justice to force California officials to segregate ballots from people on a list of “likely noncitizens.”
Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom excoriated the administration and accused it of trying to influence the midterm elections by pushing for ballot segregation so close to Election Day.
‘The Court rejected Trump’s emergency request without even asking the other side to respond — a first.’
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The court issued a one-line, unsigned response with no dissents noted on the eve of Election Day.
California officials have argued that inaccuracies in the list would lead to some legal voters being disenfranchised.
“This latest decision should put an end to the administration’s attempt to disrupt California’s elections through emergency court orders,” said California Attorney
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