Supreme Court signals it could punt on hot-button election law case Moore v. Harper

By Kaelan Deese

Published March 2, 2023 11:52pm ET

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Supreme Court signals it could punt on hot-button election law case Moore v. Harper — The Supreme Court on Thursday requested additional briefings over a major election law challenging stemming from North Carolina, a signal that the justices might punt on a Republican-backed legal theory that proponents said could limit state courts’ oversight of federal election rules. Parties involved in the case were asked to file new court documents on […]

The Supreme Court on Thursday requested additional briefings over a major election law challenging stemming from North Carolina, a signal that the justices might punt on a Republican-backed legal theory that proponents said could limit state courts’ oversight of federal election rules.

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