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The lawsuit seeks to overturn the results in those four key battleground states.
The U.S. Supreme Court will return to hear more arguments in the case on Nov. 30.
The court does not exercise a general supervision over federal elections.
President Donald Trump’s administration and 18 states, including Alabama, are asking the country’s highest court to strike down the law.
“The District Court’s modest injunction is a reasonable accommodation, given the short time before the election,” the three dissenting justices wrote.
Their tactic today is the same tactic of yesterday. Fight democracy.
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