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The US Supreme Court rejected the Trump administration's request to set aside 20,000 ballots in California's midterm elections, which the administration claimed were cast by non-citizens. The decision upheld lower court rulings that had already blocked the administration's efforts. California officials had questioned the accuracy of the federal government's claims, stating that the list of alleged non-citizens was riddled with inaccuracies and risked disenfranchising eligible voters. The Justice Department continued to encourage the public to report suspected election violations, including non-citizen voting. The administration's legal efforts to challenge non-citizen voting have repeatedly been rejected by the courts, with federal judges finding that the administration was overstepping its authority and that the lists of alleged non-citizens were inaccurate.
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