Justice subpoenas vote officials in four states
Special counsel Jack Smith issued subpoenas to election officials in Wisconsin Michigan Arizona and Pennsylvania seeking all communications with or about Donald Trump and aides from 2020 to 2021. The probes target fake electors and efforts to overturn the 2020 results including interactions with Trump allies lawmakers and lawyers. Wisconsin Milwaukee and Dane counties Wayne County Michigan Maricopa County Arizona and Allegheny County Pennsylvania were named in the requests.
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Supreme Court case tests power over partisan gerrymandering
The high court weighs whether state constitutions can strike down congressional maps as partisan gerrymanders, a move that could upend maps and election laws in states from New York to Ohio and beyond if the independent state legislature theory gains traction.
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Trump Organization verdict galvanizes ongoing New York probes
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg framed the Trump Organization ruling as a shared standard of justice while Trump denounced the verdict as a partisan witch hunt. The case centers on Weisselberg’s tax schemes and raises questions about future charges, civil suits, and the company’s financing and contracts amid broader investigations led by multiple jurisdictions.
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