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We heard about soldiers at a ballot drop box, so we checked it out

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WASHINGTON — In the Foggy Bottom neighborhood of the nation’s capital, outside the gates of George Washington University Medical Center, college students walked by the familiar site of a bronze bust of the school’s namesake and a new, large, white box that last week briefly touched off concerns that the nation’s democratic norms may be eroding. Monday’s foot traffic in this leafy part of the city was modest for a holiday afternoon.
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Federal judge rules against Trump’s effort to cull voters from state rolls

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A federal judge on Friday ruled the Department of Justice’s current effort to remove people from state voter rolls is “unlawful,” “arbitrary and capricious,” and “violates” federal privacy laws. But Judge Sparkle L. Soonanan wrote that her 78-page ruling does not prohibit the federal government from “taking lawful steps to support states’ efforts to maintain accurate voter rolls.” Common Cause, a non-partisan advocacy group, brought the case against the DOJ months earlier.
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Debates in Georgia and Michigan show Democrats’ surest midterm bet, and its riskiest

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The Democratic Party’s surest midterm bet, and its riskiest, were on display Thursday night at a pair of debates in the battleground states of Georgia and Michigan. In one, Sen. Jon Ossoff, D-Ga., pummeled his Republican challenger with accusations that his votes led to high costs on consumer goods, and that he employed “half the Third Reich” in his congressional office.
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