Justice Department appeals ruling allowing California to count disputed ballots
The federal government has appealed a court decision allowing California to count ballots allegedly sent to noncitizen voters. The appeal came just hours after a district judge rejected the Justice Department's attempt to segregate about 20,000 disputed ballots. The judge found that the demand violated the National Voting Rights Act and could disenfranchise citizens. President Donald Trump…
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