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Covering voting issues for the Washington Post. Previously with the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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Patrick Marley covers state government and state politics. He is the author, with Journal Sentinel reporter Jason Stein, of "More Than They Bargained For: Scott Walker, Unions and the Fight for Wisconsin.”

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Conflicting court orders over citizenship data stir more midterm confusion

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By Patrick Marley Verified
| MSN Verified
Patrick Marley, Mark Berman Two federal judges, presiding nearly 1,000 miles apart, issued conflicting rulings in recent days that left unclear whether states can legally abide by a Trump administration push to use federal data to confirm all voters are citizens. The competing court decisions come as pivotal midterm elections are months away and as President Donald Trump has been working to reshape voting procedures.
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Trump fires members of bipartisan elections commission

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By Patrick Marley Verified
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
President Donald Trump dismantled a long-standing bipartisan elections board Thursday, four months before a midterm contest that will determine which party controls Congress. Trump dismissed members of the Elections Assistance Commission less than two weeks after the Supreme Court gave the president broad leeway to reshape boards that were designed to be independent.
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Former judge fined $5K, spared prison for helping immigrant avoid arrest

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By Patrick Marley Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
Former judge fined $5K, spared prison for helping immigrant avoid arrest (washingtonpost.com) Former judge fined $5K, spared prison for helping immigrant avoid arrest By Patrick Marley 2026070817290200 A former judge convicted of obstructing the arrest of an undocumented immigrant was sentenced Wednesday to a $5,000 fine but spared time behind bars.
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