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rious violation," but his office "had not prosecuted any voter fraud cases in over 10 years; that prosecution involved only two individuals." After Iglesias worked with DOJ's Public Integrity Section's Election Crimes, he "did not have a single case" he could "prove beyond a reasonable doubt." Under DOJ

"and his allies have pushed for." Wisconsin Lawmakers Planning Subpoenas In Election Probe. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (11/11, 632K) reports, "Wisconsin lawmakers plan to issue their first subpoenas in decades as part of an investigation into the Nov. 3 election, even as the top Republican in the As

rious violation," but his office "had not prosecuted any voter fraud cases in over 10 years; that prosecution involved only two individuals." After Iglesias worked with DOJ's Public Integrity Section's Election Crimes, he "did not have a single case" he could "prove beyond a reasonable doubt." Under DOJ

oney that Congress provided to help public schools." Nessel "said the states that are with Michigan in the suit, California, Maine, New Mexico, and Wisconsin, as well as the District of Columbia, would ask a court in northern California to issue an injunction to prevent the Department of Education from e

uidelines to wear a mask in public, even after a judge ordered him to do so in late June." The Washington Post (7/7, McCoy, 14.2M), Bloomberg (7/7, Iglesias, Sims, 4.73M), Wall Street Journal (7/7, Lewis, Magalhaes, Subscription Publication, 7.57M) and the New York Times (7/7, 18.61M) have more on Bolso

"and his allies have pushed for." Wisconsin Lawmakers Planning Subpoenas In Election Probe. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (11/11, 632K) reports, "Wisconsin lawmakers plan to issue their first subpoenas in decades as part of an investigation into the Nov. 3 election, even as the top Republican in the As

rious violation," but his office "had not prosecuted any voter fraud cases in over 10 years; that prosecution involved only two individuals." After Iglesias worked with DOJ's Public Integrity Section's Election Crimes, he "did not have a single case" he could "prove beyond a reasonable doubt." Under DOJ