The Supreme Court’s Big Voting Case Embraces an Approach It Rejected Just Three Years Ago
Source: News and Politics - Slate Magazine · Bias: Left
Summary
Only a few years ago, the court confronted the independent-state-legislature theory in Moore v. Harper.
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