The Supreme Court has rejected the Trump administration’s request to prevent California from counting disputed ballots, effectively ending its attempt to have the votes disqualified.
The ruling was issued on the eve of the midterm elections. It means the disputed ballots in California can continue to be counted, bringing the administration’s legal challenge to an end.
No further details about the court’s reasoning or the nature of the disputed votes were provided in the supplied material. The latest position is that California’s counting process will proceed despite the challenge.
