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Justice Alito WARNS: Late Ballots Could Flip Elections
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17:15Now PlayingJustice Alito raises a critical issue: what happens when election results appear settled on Election Night—only to flip days later due to late-arriving ballots. The concern isn’t just fraud, but the collapse of public confidence.
As the argument unfolds, the Court confronts a deeper problem. Even if fraud isn’t proven, the perception of a changing outcome may be enough to destabilize trust in the entire system. That tension between legal process and public confidence is now front and center.
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