‘Decision on democracy’: Supreme Court unconventionally split on election authority case

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An unconventionally split Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday over a Republican appeal to determine whether legislators have the power to set federal voting rules without the oversight from state courts, a consequential question that could drastically change the landscape of future elections.

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