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1:14Now PlayingStephanie Koff and Greg Olear break down why certain political maneuvers hit a brick wall when it comes to state-controlled elections. While some figures might disregard tradition or norms, the constitutional authority held by states like New York, California, and Illinois creates a hard limit on federal overreach. This analysis explores the practical mechanisms—or lack thereof—that prevent a single authority from dictating how individual states manage their own election processes.
#elections #politics #constitution #statesrights #USpolitics
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