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20:36Now PlayingCalifornia and the federal government are escalating their fight over election procedures as the Department of Justice pushes back against Governor Gavin Newsom and California officials. DOJ officials questioned why California is pursuing litigation rather than working with the federal government, while making clear the administration is prepared to continue defending its election policies.
In this video, we break down the DOJ response, Newsom’s opposition, and California Attorney General Rob Bonta’s announcement that the state is suing to block the new USPS mail-ballot rule.
We also examine what the new election procedures could mean for mail-in voting, the continuing legal challenges from multiple states, and the larger debate over federal versus state authority in administering elections.
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