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WIN: A federal appeals court just refused to let a right-wing "election integrity" group escape a lawsuit over its practice of showing up at Colorado voters' homes and photographing them. The 10th Circuit rejected the group's request for a full rehearing of its decision that ordered a new trial.

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21 Aug

A lower court previously decided the pro-voting groups had not successfully proved voter intimidation. Today's denial pushes a new trial forward, allowing pro-voters a second shot at arguing that the right-wing group violated federal law. Read the full story:

democracydocket.comRight-wing group loses bid to block new trial in Colorado voter intimidation suitThe pro-voters' initial brief to the federal appeals court stated USEIP members were “armed with badges and weapons” and said the district court’s decision was based on both legal and factual mistakes...

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