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Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton here with our weekly update on social media.

Thank you as always for joining us.

A lot going on here in Washington, D.C.

And before the Supreme Court of the United States,

Judicial Watch is again before the Supreme Court of the United States, Judicial Watch is again before the Supreme Court of the United States.

They announced this week the court did that it will take up a Judicial Watch case,

a historic victory that Judicial Watch obtained against the counting of ballots that arrive after election day.

So this is the second Supreme Court case

that will be presenting this term. And it's extraordinary to get one case, but now we have

two election law cases before the Supreme Court. Now last month we were there arguing

on behalf of our client, Congressman Boss, two electors

for President Trump, that federal candidates should be able to vindicate the rule of law

for elections in federal court, that they have the standing or the right to do so.

And that case was about a challenge to Illinois's counting of ballots that arrived for up to

two weeks after election day, even without a postmark. In Mississippi, they count ballots that

arrived for up to five days after election day. In that case, we were representing the Libertarian

Party of Mississippi, and we won, at least at the appellate level

the fifth circuit court of appeals

found accounting of ballots that arrive after election day to be unlawful and

not compliant with federal law

and mississippi appealed to the supreme court to supreme court

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