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US appeals court again rejects Trump bid to set aside California ballots

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Briefings

The U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that a petition to remove 20,000 ballots from California's official vote count is unconstitutional. This decision blocks the Trump campaign's attempt to challenge the election results in California, effectively ending their bid to overturn the state's election outcome.

Key points

• The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that a petition to remove 20,000 ballots from California's official vote count is unconstitutional.
• This ruling blocks the Trump campaign's attempt to challenge the election results in California, ending their bid to overturn the state's election outcome.

Context

The Trump campaign sought to challenge California's election results by attempting to remove 20,000 ballots from the official vote count. The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against this petition, preventing the campaign from challenging the election results in California.

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