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Judge Amy Coney Barrett Could Be Swing Vote In Election-Related Cases | Ayman Mohyeldin | MSNBC
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4:06Now PlayingJudge Amy Coney Barrett, who is set to be confirmed to the Supreme Court, would likely have the deciding vote in upcoming election-related cases. Justice Correspondent Pete Williams reports. Aired on 10/26/2020.
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