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A U.S. Court of Appeals panel has allowed Florida's law restricting petition gathering and absentee ballot assistance to take effect, rejecting claims it violates voters' rights. The law limits who can collect signatures and prohibits non-U.S. citizens and non-residents from gathering petitions, amid ongoing legal challenges.
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Georgia's political landscape remains tense as candidates and officials navigate the fallout from 2020 election disputes. Raffensperger announces a 2026 gubernatorial run, while Georgia's secretary of state race heats up amid concerns over election security. South Carolina's election chief was unexpectedly fired amid an ongoing federal investigation. These developments highlight ongoing election integrity debates.
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A Georgia court dismissed charges against Donald Trump and 14 co-defendants after a prosecutor declined to pursue the case, citing jurisdictional issues and the impracticality of prosecuting a sitting president. This marks the end of the last major criminal effort related to Trump's 2020 election interference, with the case now effectively over.