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  • Alabama GOP invites court smackdown; defies order to draw fair map

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  • Fmr. A.G. Holder: ‘Surprised but heartened’ by SCOTUS rulings on voting rights

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  • SCOTUS rejects Republican theory, upholds integrity of future elections: Neal Katyal

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  • Neal Katyal's 'unforgettable' argument prevails in SCOTUS case crucial to democracy

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  • Democrats face challenges in securing Latino support for 2024 election

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State officials fighting bogus third party 'audits'; Need for federal response grows

07:51

Rachel Maddow looks at how the clumsy, destructive Arizona ballot "audit" is inspiring other Trump supporters to try to seize control of local ballots and voting equipment as local officials try to enforce laws against election tampering by random private groups, and suggests that now would be a good time for Kristen Clarke, newly sworn in head of the DOJ's Civil Rights Division to step in with a federal response.